(1) By 1960, a discrete version of these equations was being extensively used in electrical engineering and geophysics , their use continuing until the present day.

(2) Potential drilling sites are located using 3D seismic data and a deep understanding of geology and geophysics .

(3) The extremely deep investigations of Tikhonov into a number of general problems in mathematical physics grew out of his interest in geophysics and electrodynamics.

(4) The paper cited here uses a combination of computational biology and geophysics to attack the problem.

(5) Most crustal rocks of interest to exploration geophysics are either inherently anisotropic or behave as anisotropic materials when sampled by seismic waves.

(6) This paper shows the advantages of combining geophysical and geochronological techniques to investigate the age, migration and accumulation of aeolian sand.

(7) Geologists and geophysicists aim to accurately constrain the architecture and facies variations at the lava flow scale.

(8) Like bats using echolocation to navigate through the night, geophysicists rely on seismic waves for information on the Earth's deep interior.

(9) A key issue in astrobiology is to understand the processes responsible for the geological and geophysical evolution of terrestrial planets.

(10) We do this by first summarizing the present state of knowledge of the key geophysical and geological properties of the main orogenic units and then considering the characteristics of the root.

(11) The Pacific plate is grinding counterclockwise to the North American plate, the chief geophysicist for the Oklahoma Geologic Survey said.

(12) Geological Survey agencies carry out the geological, geophysical , and geochemical mapping that we require.

(13) Over the next two years, geophysicists also will try to identify precise areas in the fault zone where microearthquakes regularly occur.

(14) At this scale, our investigations have shown how we can study the geological building blocks of the lava field and determine geophysical rock property variability.

(15) Now a team of university geophysicists suggests that virtually all of life today owes its existence to an even more radical form of Earth motion.