Most people know about the sinking of the Titanic on its maiden voyage in 1912; relatively few people know that 149 of the 150 victims buried in three cemeteries in Halifax, Nova Scotia, lie under
petrologically identical gabbroic headstones (Fig.
Petrologically the Khojak sandstone is meta-sedimentary litharenite (Qayyum et al., 2001) and has been derived from recycled orogen.
Petrologically, the vertebrate fossil remains from Lano are composed of well-crystallized francolite (carbonate fluorapatite).
Paleoclimatic implications of tufa were studied
petrologically, hydrologically and sedimentologically (Chafetz & Guidri 1999, Riding 2002, Pedley 2009).
A further 16 samples of seven wares were later analysed
petrologically, nine from the Pamua ridge and coastal sites and seven from Graciosa Bay (Dickinson & Green 1973).
Geological and Structural Features of Diamer Basha Dam Site: The prevailing rock type at Diamer Basha dam site is intrusive igneous which is
petrologically called Norite, or more precisely Gabbro-Norite (GN), (NEAC, 2004).
under microscope I O U E y o u e thy mo -nu cle ic of, or pertaining to, the nuclein of the thymus gland I O U E i o eu i i so leu ci ne an amino-acid O E I A o e i a o ce ani za tion the conversion of the continental crust into the much thinner and
petrologically distinct oceanic crust Two hyphenated designations brought me Very close to the Holy Grail of a phonetic AEIOU word.
However, most other volcanic features in the NE Pacific are poorly understood
petrologically.
(These data were obtained by measuring of 95 samples of the bituminous coals in question, differing
petrologically, by coal type, elemental composition, proximate analysis parameters and coking properties.) The maximum fluidity of coal in the plastic state was ascertained to be in the wide range of 15-1920 ddpm and cumulative fluidity in the range of 107-12062 ddmp, but all the samples had almost the same softening, maximum-fluidity and re-solidification temperatures.