Definition of dendrochronology in English:

dendrochronology

noun ˌdɛndrəʊkrəˈnɒlədʒiˌdɛndroʊkrəˈnɑlədʒi

mass noun

The science or technique of dating events, environmental change, and archaeological artefacts by using the characteristic patterns of annual growth rings in timber and tree trunks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Encroachment of woody vegetation into the grassy openings was assessed using belt transects and dendrochronology.
- In this study, we examine the suitability of dendrochronology to uncover climatic responses in tree rings at small scales in two species of pine on the Virginia Piedmont.
- At the tower's core is a massively strong timber frame, which dendrochronology has recently dated to between 1207 and 1216 with rebuilding using many of the old timbers in 1668-9.
- Radiocarbon suggested construction between AD 900-1020, and dendrochronology dates the felling of three trees to AD 1080-1120.
- If the Stafford mill proves to be medieval following dendrochronology dating, it will be the first medieval double mill found in Britain made of timber.

Derivatives

dendrochronological

adjectiveˌdɛndrəʊkrɒnəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

A 148-year dendrochronological sequence has been established from measuring tree rings, running from AD 425 to 573.
Example sentencesExamples
- We chose to do our dendrochronological work with pitch pine and Virginia pine to increase our chances of detecting site differences at the two slope positions.
- Schoolcraft presented perhaps the earliest example of a dendrochronological approach to dating a set of garden beds for a site in the Grand River Valley of western Michigan.
- Few, however, have linked dendrochronological methods to the archaeological record to document native impacts on pre-European settlement vegetation.
- Nonetheless, these stands and the dendrochronological record they represent should be identified and further studied so that the transitions from native American to Colonial European landscapes can be better understood.

dendrochronologist

noun

Historically, dendrochronologists working in closed-canopy forests have focused on reconstructing disturbance regimes and stand dynamics, assuming the effects of climate were minimal in comparison to those of competition.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many have survived all that has happened to the land since 1492, and as dendrochronologists like Stahle can attest by studying growth rings, a few were witnesses to much that came before.
- By using tree rings to age all trees within a stand, dendrochronologists are able to identify periods of peak tree establishment and periods of limited or no establishment.
- Rarely do dendrochronologists cut down trees to determine their age.
- Because trees put on different kinds of wood in early summer and in late summer, dendrochronologists can count annual rings to figure out how old a tree is.

Definition of dendrochronology in US English:

dendrochronology

nounˌdendrōkrəˈnäləjēˌdɛndroʊkrəˈnɑlədʒi

The science or technique of dating events, environmental change, and archaeological artifacts by using the characteristic patterns of annual growth rings in timber and tree trunks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Radiocarbon suggested construction between AD 900-1020, and dendrochronology dates the felling of three trees to AD 1080-1120.
- At the tower's core is a massively strong timber frame, which dendrochronology has recently dated to between 1207 and 1216 with rebuilding using many of the old timbers in 1668-9.
- If the Stafford mill proves to be medieval following dendrochronology dating, it will be the first medieval double mill found in Britain made of timber.
- In this study, we examine the suitability of dendrochronology to uncover climatic responses in tree rings at small scales in two species of pine on the Virginia Piedmont.
- Encroachment of woody vegetation into the grassy openings was assessed using belt transects and dendrochronology.

单词	dendrochronology
释义	Definition of dendrochronology in English: dendrochronology noun ˌdɛndrəʊkrəˈnɒlədʒiˌdɛndroʊkrəˈnɑlədʒi mass noun The science or technique of dating events, environmental change, and archaeological artefacts by using the characteristic patterns of annual growth rings in timber and tree trunks. Example sentencesExamples Encroachment of woody vegetation into the grassy openings was assessed using belt transects and dendrochronology. In this study, we examine the suitability of dendrochronology to uncover climatic responses in tree rings at small scales in two species of pine on the Virginia Piedmont. At the tower's core is a massively strong timber frame, which dendrochronology has recently dated to between 1207 and 1216 with rebuilding using many of the old timbers in 1668-9. Radiocarbon suggested construction between AD 900-1020, and dendrochronology dates the felling of three trees to AD 1080-1120. If the Stafford mill proves to be medieval following dendrochronology dating, it will be the first medieval double mill found in Britain made of timber. Derivatives dendrochronological adjectiveˌdɛndrəʊkrɒnəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l A 148-year dendrochronological sequence has been established from measuring tree rings, running from AD 425 to 573. Example sentencesExamples We chose to do our dendrochronological work with pitch pine and Virginia pine to increase our chances of detecting site differences at the two slope positions. Schoolcraft presented perhaps the earliest example of a dendrochronological approach to dating a set of garden beds for a site in the Grand River Valley of western Michigan. Few, however, have linked dendrochronological methods to the archaeological record to document native impacts on pre-European settlement vegetation. Nonetheless, these stands and the dendrochronological record they represent should be identified and further studied so that the transitions from native American to Colonial European landscapes can be better understood. dendrochronologist noun Historically, dendrochronologists working in closed-canopy forests have focused on reconstructing disturbance regimes and stand dynamics, assuming the effects of climate were minimal in comparison to those of competition. Example sentencesExamples Many have survived all that has happened to the land since 1492, and as dendrochronologists like Stahle can attest by studying growth rings, a few were witnesses to much that came before. By using tree rings to age all trees within a stand, dendrochronologists are able to identify periods of peak tree establishment and periods of limited or no establishment. Rarely do dendrochronologists cut down trees to determine their age. Because trees put on different kinds of wood in early summer and in late summer, dendrochronologists can count annual rings to figure out how old a tree is. Definition of dendrochronology in US English: dendrochronology nounˌdendrōkrəˈnäləjēˌdɛndroʊkrəˈnɑlədʒi The science or technique of dating events, environmental change, and archaeological artifacts by using the characteristic patterns of annual growth rings in timber and tree trunks. Example sentencesExamples Radiocarbon suggested construction between AD 900-1020, and dendrochronology dates the felling of three trees to AD 1080-1120. At the tower's core is a massively strong timber frame, which dendrochronology has recently dated to between 1207 and 1216 with rebuilding using many of the old timbers in 1668-9. If the Stafford mill proves to be medieval following dendrochronology dating, it will be the first medieval double mill found in Britain made of timber. In this study, we examine the suitability of dendrochronology to uncover climatic responses in tree rings at small scales in two species of pine on the Virginia Piedmont. Encroachment of woody vegetation into the grassy openings was assessed using belt transects and dendrochronology.
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