geophysical

[jee-oh-fiz-ik-uhl]

adjective

1. of or relating to geophysics.

Example Sentences

And the water cycle now is not just a geophysical but also a sort of moral and political and bodily phenomenon for us as humans.

From Salon

Last year, a geophysical survey found that the Erenagh field, which is located just a few hundred yards from Ballynoe Stone Circle, was filled with anomalies.

From BBC

“No way, no chance, no prayer — there's not the slightest possibility that we could wipe out all of life,” said Dr. David Jablonski, professor of geophysical sciences at the University of Chicago.

From Salon

They put their different models and data together then analyze the resulting ensembles, an approach called a Model Intercomparison Project that aims to understand the differences and similarities between geophysical models.

From Salon

The researchers arrived at this conclusion after modeling different emission scenarios through 2023, one that included "alternative scenarios with institutional, geophysical and technological feasibility constraint."

From Salon