Adjective:

करेक्टेबल,

correlatable's Usage Examples:

It has been recommended to place the GSSP at a slightly higher and correlatable level on the Ireviken datum 2, which coincides approximately with the.

Also taken at the base of the laterally correlatable Rudge Coal in the Radstack part of the Somerset Coalfield, the High Coal.

locations containing the same fossil fauna and flora are said to be correlatable in time.

distribution of clumps was random—the location of the clumps was not correlatable with appearances in previous years.

Subsequent surveys of other ocean ridges showed similar and correlatable anomalies in every case.

Initial Sequence Numbers use fine-grained kernel timer data, leaking correlatable patterns of CPU activity in non-anonymous system traffic.

The term "Aegean" has been used in recent times to mean the set of correlatable sites found in the Eastern and Central Mediterranean regions, which influenced.

notchpeakensis FAD and HERB carbon isotope excursion define a globally correlatable terminal Cambrian stage".

617, with both post-Covaxin or Covishield sera, are correlatable with milder disease during post-vaccination breakthrough infections.

that is, that the periods of ocean transgression and regression were correlatable from one continent to another.

"The second progradational unit plus PAN-4 are correlatable to the Pontian sensu stricto (sensu Sacchi 2001).

Second, regionally or globally correlatable chemostratigraphic signals can be found in rocks whose formation time.

outcrops around the world, making the base of the Darriwilian easily correlatable.