Definition of palaeopole in English:

palaeopole

(US paleopole)

nounˈpalɪə(ʊ)pəʊlˈpeɪlɪə(ʊ)pəʊlˈpālēəˌpōl

A magnetic pole of the earth as it was situated at a time in the distant past.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ages of palaeopole reversals are known more precisely than are individual radiometric crystallization ages because of statistical advantages inherent in global rather than local events.
- Two new palaeopoles for the Triassic of the CEIM have been obtained.
- This paleopole is very close to the current rotation pole, and very different from previously calculated paleopoles.
- Alternatively, if refined 2.45 Ga paleopoles for both the Kaminak and Matachewan swarms would prove to be statistically identical, it would place both cratons in approximately their current relative position at ca. 2.45 Ca.

Definition of paleopole in US English:

paleopole

nounˈpālēəˌpōl

A magnetic pole of the earth as it was situated at a particular time in the geological past.
Example sentencesExamples
- Alternatively, if refined 2.45 Ga paleopoles for both the Kaminak and Matachewan swarms would prove to be statistically identical, it would place both cratons in approximately their current relative position at ca. 2.45 Ca.
- The ages of palaeopole reversals are known more precisely than are individual radiometric crystallization ages because of statistical advantages inherent in global rather than local events.
- This paleopole is very close to the current rotation pole, and very different from previously calculated paleopoles.
- Two new palaeopoles for the Triassic of the CEIM have been obtained.

单词	palaeopole
释义	Definition of palaeopole in English: palaeopole (US paleopole) nounˈpalɪə(ʊ)pəʊlˈpeɪlɪə(ʊ)pəʊlˈpālēəˌpōl A magnetic pole of the earth as it was situated at a time in the distant past. Example sentencesExamples The ages of palaeopole reversals are known more precisely than are individual radiometric crystallization ages because of statistical advantages inherent in global rather than local events. Two new palaeopoles for the Triassic of the CEIM have been obtained. This paleopole is very close to the current rotation pole, and very different from previously calculated paleopoles. Alternatively, if refined 2.45 Ga paleopoles for both the Kaminak and Matachewan swarms would prove to be statistically identical, it would place both cratons in approximately their current relative position at ca. 2.45 Ca. Definition of paleopole in US English: paleopole nounˈpālēəˌpōl A magnetic pole of the earth as it was situated at a particular time in the geological past. Example sentencesExamples Alternatively, if refined 2.45 Ga paleopoles for both the Kaminak and Matachewan swarms would prove to be statistically identical, it would place both cratons in approximately their current relative position at ca. 2.45 Ca. The ages of palaeopole reversals are known more precisely than are individual radiometric crystallization ages because of statistical advantages inherent in global rather than local events. This paleopole is very close to the current rotation pole, and very different from previously calculated paleopoles. Two new palaeopoles for the Triassic of the CEIM have been obtained.
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