uniclinal (Meaning)
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uniclinal (a.)
See Nonoclinal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of uniclinal
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uniclinal Sentence Examples
- The uniclinal dip of the strata indicated a single, consistent direction of inclination.
- The uniclinal nature of the fold created a distinct asymmetry in the landscape.
- The fault had produced a uniclinal monocline that disrupted the continuity of the rock layers.
- The uniclinal structure of the mountain range provided a textbook example of geological folding.
- The anticline exhibited a uniclinal limb that dipped gently toward the basin.
- The uniclinal dip of the sedimentary rocks revealed the presence of an underlying thrust fault.
- The uniclinal slope provided a favorable surface for water infiltration and groundwater recharge.
- The erosion of the uniclinal structure had created a series of parallel ridges and valleys.
- The seismic data indicated a uniclinal stacking of the subsurface layers.
- The uniclinal topography of the region influenced the patterns of human settlement and land use.
FAQs About the word uniclinal
See Nonoclinal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The uniclinal dip of the strata indicated a single, consistent direction of inclination.
The uniclinal nature of the fold created a distinct asymmetry in the landscape.
The fault had produced a uniclinal monocline that disrupted the continuity of the rock layers.
The uniclinal structure of the mountain range provided a textbook example of geological folding.
