geophysically

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• So far, we've mapped only the west end of Aphrodite, but we know already that, geophysically and geologically, it isn't one unit.

  Academic text (1991)

• Oh, it's if geophysically it were possible, how would that, how would that change our, our, our lives and culture?

• And those are especially valuable, right, geophysically, because you know exactly where the test occurred, right?

• Natural disasters, chronic natural hazards, and climate change are geophysically interacting phenomena, as are social, economic, and ecological vulnerability and resilience.

  Academic text (2006)

• Also, wind is more environment-sensitive—like with drilling oil, the easiest and most geophysically promising locations are taken first.

  Blog text (5)

• Immediately after 9/11, I and many of the people I knew (all of whom lived in "flyover country" geopolitically, if not geophysically) rushed to educate ourselves about this new threat from Islam.

  Blog text (2)

• Here we can understand how the air war, with its view of massive destruction from a great height above the earth, functions within the metaphorical economy of Sebald's own metaphysically, mystically, and geophysically inclined vision of a world "after nature."

  Academic text (2003)

• Geophysically, the layers of the Earth respond differently to seismic waves, revealing important information about its structure.

• The research team studied how geophysically active regions are prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

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