peneplanation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Another important consequence of the uplifting was peneplanation.
2. In the 1890s peneplanation and rejuvenation cycles, such as the 3, 000-foot remnant summit plateau in North Wales.
3. At this time, the peneplanation of the Variscan orogen had reached an advanced stage and the sedimentary accommodation spaces started to widen.
4. In this idealization geomorphic processes on Earth are distributed vertically in the form of concentric spheres, this if there is no peneplanation.
5. Other fault blocks in the North Sea, such as the Oseberg fault block, have rounded or flat tops resulting from erosion and peneplanation down to sea level.
6. The existence of some peneplains, and peneplanation as a geomorphological process, is not without controversy, due to a lack of contemporary examples and uncertainty in identifying relic examples.
7. Several peneplanation levels have been found on very different heights ( 3000 to 2000 m in the Axial Zone, close to a 1000 m in the Pays de Sault, near 400 m in the Agly massif and at 100 m in the Corbi�res ).
8. They generally become lower in the east, with several uplifts towards the end of the Oligocene, towards the end of the Miocene ( " Pontian peneplanation " ), and towards the end of the Pliocene ( " Villafranchian peneplanation " ).
9. They generally become lower in the east, with several uplifts towards the end of the Oligocene, towards the end of the Miocene ( " Pontian peneplanation " ), and towards the end of the Pliocene ( " Villafranchian peneplanation " ).
10. A "'pediplain "'( from the Latin " pes ", genitive case " pedis ", meaning " foot " ) is a concept in geology and geomorphology that describe an extensive plain formed by the coalescence of peneplanation.