geological * , also: geotic old-fashioned

It will take some time to figure out the full geological history.

Many local geological groups came forward in support of the idea.

The forces particular to this place are not just geological.

Man only came into being yesterday so far as geological times goes.

During the war his geological skills were put to use along the western front.

This place has a very quiet geological history, you know.

The geological museum of the town was opened in 2002.

It's the geological equivalent of running to stay in place.

But in a purely geological sense, nothing very much happened.

"I've only ever heard it used in a geological sense."

The coast is interesting from a geological point of view.

Bridges' work itself is about time, both geological and human.

He also has a strong interest in some geological topics.

What made it so had happened recently, as geological time is measured.

The town is the starting point of the geological nature trail.

This process has happened repeatedly in the geological history of the Earth.

The final step in a project is the geological interpretation.

He worked with various geological groups in the Ukraine until 1941.

They provided the only good geological sequence in the area.

They published their results with a geological map in 1930.

Of course, in his experience, geological research had never before required him to shoot anyone.

What happened when they emerged on land is not clear in the geological record and we can only guess.

Even the landscape itself is relatively new, in geological terms.

Geological mercury is not easily taken up by living things.

There was not, on the whole, a lot of geological excitement.