underlying geology

The river bed varies in composition reflecting the underlying geology.

The areas of higher total Hg concentrations are related to the underlying geology.

The underlying geology of Islay is intricate for such a small area.

I find myself captivated by the vivid expressions of the underlying geology.

Many of the differences are due to natural factors such as climate, underlying geology and topography.

Ground stability is a characteristic of the interaction between water, soil and the underlying geology.

The underlying geology is the coal measures and a bed of fireclay.

The landscape is determined mainly by the underlying geology.

Viewed from space, it is now possible to see the overall influences of weather patterns and the associated underlying geology.

The underlying geology of a fault impacts the stress that it can transfer and receive.

In Yorkshire there is a very close relationship between the major topographical areas and the underlying geology.

The underlying geology of the city is primarily carboniferous sandstones.

Sixty-five miles an hour is not a bad speed at which to experience topography and its relationship to the underlying geology.

The report concluded that a much broader map of the underlying geology might lead managers to change well locations.

Objective: To ensure the underlying geology and soil strata is suitable for a development.

The underlying geology of the forest area is mostly clay or sands and gravels.

The underlying geology is the middle coal measures, which run north-south under Tameside.

Because they show no variations which can be related to the underlying geology, a major transported component within the soils is suggested.

Its underlying geology is unconsolidated sand, and the region contains several freshwater lakes.

The underlying geology is mostly chalk, with a strip of Portland limestone along the coast.

Such elements provide natural transportation routes and it is this complex underlying geology that the town is built upon.

The underlying geology gives rise to varied soils with some quite acidic and other more basic, which support a wide range of plants.

The underlying geology of Larbert is primarily characterised by glacial deposits.

A hill figure is a large visual representation created by cutting into a steep hillside and revealing the underlying geology.

The underlying geology mainly consists of gneisses from the Basement System.