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Перевод: mineralogy

[существительное]
минералогия

Тезаурус:

1. Environmental Science: Aspects of nature conservation; Hydrology, especially of peat-covered catchments; Coastal geomorphology and sedimentology including beaches and dunes; Sea-level changes and coastal evolution; Ecology and public impact; Structural geology; Glacial sedimentology; Soil mineralogy and weathering; Aspects of meteorology and geomorphology; Tertiary igneous rocks; Geochemistry; Vegetation and land-use surveying; Remote sensing and geographical information systems.
2. Much of the project work has involved collaboration with other BGS groups, in particular Eastern England and Mineralogy.
3. This new division brings together the Survey's expertise in geochemistry, metalliferous and industrial minerals, analytical geochemistry, mineralogy and petrology.
4. The groundmass mineralogy of lateritised Permian volcanics from Devon cannot be determined by optical petrography but is clearly shown by chemical mapping with an automated electron microprobe.
5. They included colleagues from Egypt, India, Jordan, Kenya and Malaysia, who were trained in photogeology and remote sensing; mineral sciences; mineral separation; evaluation of clay minerals; petrology and mineralogy of gemstones; book, map and desk-top publication; production of a minerals year book; and geological cartography.
6. All the rocks described so far, that is the Lewisian gneisses and the igneous intrusions, were subjected to several phases of metamorphism and deformation, so that the mineralogy and fabric of each of these rock types are a result of its complex geological history.
7. Similar facies and clastic mineralogy are observed in the stratigraphically equivalent Ruhuhu beds, Tanzania and Madumabisa mudstones, Zambia (work in progress).
8. Concurrently with the industry-funded programme there is a BGS project to establish whether sediment mineralogy can indicate which basement massif the sediment was derived from.
9. The Mineralogy and Petrology Group continued to contribute to research into natural analogues for radioactive-waste disposal on behalf of the Department of the Environment at two sites in Scotland, Broubster in Caithness and Needle's Eye on the Solway Coast, demonstrating the significance of plants and microorganisms in concentrating metals by biosorption processes and in encouraging secondary mineralisation.
10. Specialist studies in biostratigraphy, sedimentology and mineralogy provide essential stratigraphic support for many Core activities both on land and offshore.
11. The hornblende gneiss is similar in character and mineralogy, but hornblende is invariably the most abundant mineral present.
12. As we cannot yet do all analyses on one sample, we have assumed that the mineralogy was similar to that of visually identical samples, which were indistinguishable from those reported previously from the same location (finely intergrown siderite, Mg-calcite and iron sulphide).
13. A wide variety of work, from outer space to inner space, is now carried out in the newly restructured division (PGGOS), including studies of solar and geomagnetic activity in the upper atmosphere, coastal and offshore geology, hydrocarbons on land and offshore, biostratigraphy, sedimentology and mineralogy, and earthquakes.