Sentences with phrase «greater geological time»

Bonniers Konsthall first exhibited Andreas Eriksson's work in Life Forms in 2009, one of our first group exhibitions that, through contemporary art, sought traces of the American artist Robert Smithson's thoughts on a greater geological time outside of mankind's quickly ticking clock.

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Oklahoma has seen a massive spike in earthquakes in the past few years, registering 2-1/2 earthquakes daily of magnitude 3 or greater - a seismicity rate 600 times greater than before 2008, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey.

Or to adopt another image one might say that the «psychic tint» of the earth, studied at a great distance by some celestial observer, would be seen, in the course of eons of geological time, to become gradually heightened in intensity until it reaches the peculiarly moving moment of climax when, in a spread of more active radiation covering Africa and southern Asia, a series of sparks begins to glow, foreshadowing the incandescence which is «hominization».

On geological (as opposed to historical) time scales the carbon inventory includes a great deal of mass that is in the earth's interior.

This lends an even greater importance to discoveries such as the Messel bird to understand the interactions between birds and flowers through geological time.

Though his sculptures have been previously compared to Abstract Expressionism in their compositions and to Minimalism in their forms, 2 the work can be located in a far greater history, moving beyond art and into geological time and scale.

On geological (as opposed to historical) time scales the carbon inventory includes a great deal of mass that is in the earth's interior.

This time I believe there is a much greater probability of long term changes, as this time the tightness was not due to politically generated shortages by OPEC, but by actual supply problems and there has been the growing realization that Peak Oil, however defined, is a geological inevitability.