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Showing 1 to 20 of 39 for “"Deep-time"”.

  1. Phosphorus Pathways In Deep Time

    … and across the subsequent reaches of geological time. These minerals act as useful tools for probing the geological history of rocky objects, including the collisional processes through which asteroids and planets may be assembled, or indeed destroyed. However, the mechanisms by which P-bearing …

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  2. Factors Underlying Students' Conceptions of Deep Time: An Exploratory Study

    ABSTRACT Geologic or “deep time” is important for understanding many geologic processes. There are two aspects to deep time. First, events in Earth’s history can be placed in temporal order on an immense time scale (succession). Second, rates of geologic processes vary significantly. Thus, some …

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  3. Deep-time thermochronology of the US Upper Midwest cratonic interior

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01

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  4. Stable carbon isotopes in deep time : the diets of fossil fauna and hominids

    … isotopic dietary tracing millions of years in time,. using the mineral phase of calcified tissues (apatite) as alternative sample material to collagen. The results reported here provide empirical evidence for the validity of the technique. Investigation of the isotopic relationships between …

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  5. Complexities of (U-Th)/he zircon thermochronology through the lens of zonation and deep time

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  6. Deep Time: Deep Learning Extensions to Time Series Factor Analysis with Applications to Uncertainty Quantification in Economic and Financial Modeling

    … uncertainty through high-order moments in time series data, along with first principal-based improvements on the standard autoencoder and variational autoencoder. While the first-principal improvements on the standard variational autoencoder provide additional means of explainability, we …

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  7. A Melting Fossil: Constituting Planetary Time In The Cryosphere, 1815-1980

    … ice as a natural chronometer to understand the deep past and future of the Earth. Using archival sources that span two centuries and three continents, this project argues that through ice, Earth scientists have refashioned their conceptualization of deep time from something slow, lumbering, and …

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  8. The Evolving Face of God as Creator: Early Ninteenth-Century Traditionalist and Accommodationist Theological Responses in British Religious Thought to Paleonatural Evil in the Fossil Record

    … instead suggesting a harsh concatenation of deep-time prelapsarian pain, struggle, destruction of the weak, predation, diseases, plagues, catastrophic mass extinctions, and death in the subrational creation. Thus, a new theodical dimension arose which the Church had not had to address prior …

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  9. Integrating morphological data from fossil and living species and the early evolution of ray-finned fishes (Actinopterygii)

    … and genetic data. However, fossils provide a deep-time perspective on the history of life, including the tempo of evolutionary change, the acquisition of traits, and give us a glimpse at groups that have no living representatives. The goal of my dissertation is to explore problems that arise …

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  10. Fossil Poetry, theBirth of Geology, and the Romantic Imagination, 1790-1860

    … communicating the dizzying, sublime notions of deep time, vanished animals, and lost worlds. This study traces the parallel development of the scientific theory of the earth and the poetry with which it was partnered, especially in the figure of its most expressive and symbolic figure: the …

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  11. Uncovering strata: an investigation into the graphic innovations of geologist Henry T. De la Beche

    … also drew the first portrayal of a scene from deep time, Duria antiquior, which became the first innovative classroom geology teaching graphic. Through his introduction and development of several important genres of visual explanation, De la Beche emerged as the Father of Visual Geology …

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  12. sourdough architecture

    … architecture is egocentric, where architectural time neglects the ecological deep time of geology, decay, erosion, and climate. This thesis states that, like sourdough starter, architecture arises from nature (flour and water) in the form of building materials and their physical existence, and …

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  13. The Ties That Bind: Fabric Traditions and Fiber Use in the Ozark Plateau

    … for fabric production. Finally, I also offer a deeper understanding of an important aspect of the cultural heritage of Southeastern people; the now largely extirpated canebrakes. This study substantiates the key role fiber plants in the everyday and even ceremonial aspects of Pre-Columbian life …

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  14. A Queering of Memory, Temporality, Subjectivity: Subversive Methods in Audiovisual Practice

    … is comprised of different configurations of time and subjectivity. A journey that encompasses a vast array of temporalities: from the deep time of geological landscapes and their mythological narratives; the embodied present in all its haptic sensuality; the recent ‘historical’ past; then …

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  15. Effects Of Subduction History On Mantle Convection: Implications For True Polar Wander And Dynamic Topography

    … of fossil fuels, and the dynamics of Earth’s deep interior. However, the uncertainty of plate tectonic reconstructions increases rapidly backwards in time. In particular, the circum-Pacific region reaches nearly 60% uncertainty by the Mesozoic (~150 Ma). The primary source of this uncertainty …

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  16. Ecologies of Reading in Dante and Rilke

    … Rilke. Set against the backdrop of ecological Deep Time, the Middle Ages and the twentieth century are brought into close proximity, demonstrating the fruitfulness of viewing literary history as a constellation rather than a linear arrow. I do not attempt to prove historical connections between …

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  17. The Ecological and the ecoGothic in German Literature and Culture (1885-1930)

    … Five exploring the depiction of icescapes, deep time, and the violent resurgence of the prehistoric in Alfred Döblin’s epic novel *Berge Meere und Giganten*.

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  18. Reclaiming the estranged : imagining an architecture of excess

    … plastic as a material that operates across deep time scales. These themes are explored within three parafictions; each follows an oral history of an architectural intervention. In the case of waste, more is more. With that said, we have the opportunity to do what we, as humans, do best. We …

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