Definition of tree ring in English:

tree ring

noun

Each of a number of concentric rings in the cross section of a tree trunk, representing a single year's growth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Again, the disturbance-free interval from the tree ring record closely matches this settlement-free period.
- Standing alone, evidence from tree ring research might not amount to much.
- You can even compare this with tree ring records and coral records and there's the Greenland ice core records that we can also compare with and they all agree very well.
- Cores were visually cross-dated using narrow rings as signature years to accurately assign a year to each tree ring.
- At each sampling height, the whole cross-section was considered and no information about the individual tree ring distributions was available.
- After rendezvousing at base camp with the four gents from the University of Arizona tree ring lab we all variously ascended the mountain for a day of research.
- Although many large dinosaur bones displayed growth rings, much like tree rings, they are incomplete and hard to read.
- The calendar year of the tree ring with the fire scar in it was then recorded as the fire date.
- Each overgrowth is analogous to a tree ring - except that instead of recording annual episodes of growth, the rims on zircon crystals record multiple geologic cycles.
- Each tree ring has its own unique signature - rather like a fingerprint - and can be matched up with historical databases that have been built up for the various regions of England.
- A tree ring also indicates approximately how warm the summer was while the ring was being formed.
- A variety of approaches have been employed to resolve this problem, ranging from analyses of historical data, to tree ring and fossil pollen records, to modeling efforts.
- As the growth histories of these additional trees proved to be consistent with those of the smaller plots, they were included in the tree ring analyses to increase sampling depth in the early parts of the record.
- So, by measuring the amount of the isotopes in each year of tree growth, or each tree ring, the researchers could identify periods of greater or lesser solar activity.
- As trees respond to these factors with similar changes in growth increment, records of past influences are retained in their tree rings and can be unravelled through dendroecological techniques.
- The first is ecological and focuses on recent methods aimed toward quantifying the canopy-disturbance history of forests as recorded by tree rings.
- For the period up to about 100 years ago the graph was based on indicators such as fossil coral growth rings and tree rings.
- A simple method for determining the periodic nature of tree rings is counting rings (or in the case of this study, coloured layers) in trees of known age.
- ‘You can actually see the ebb and flow of the wolf population by counting tree rings and measuring the ring width,’ Peterson said in an interview with the radio program Pulse of the Planet.
- Tree rings, for instance, tell us that about every dozen years or so there is rain enough to provide a wide, growing, tree ring.

Definition of tree ring in US English:

tree ring

nounˈtrē ˌriNG

Each of a number of concentric rings in the cross section of a tree trunk, representing a single year's growth.
Example sentencesExamples
- At each sampling height, the whole cross-section was considered and no information about the individual tree ring distributions was available.
- Cores were visually cross-dated using narrow rings as signature years to accurately assign a year to each tree ring.
- The first is ecological and focuses on recent methods aimed toward quantifying the canopy-disturbance history of forests as recorded by tree rings.
- A simple method for determining the periodic nature of tree rings is counting rings (or in the case of this study, coloured layers) in trees of known age.
- Each tree ring has its own unique signature - rather like a fingerprint - and can be matched up with historical databases that have been built up for the various regions of England.
- The calendar year of the tree ring with the fire scar in it was then recorded as the fire date.
- Each overgrowth is analogous to a tree ring - except that instead of recording annual episodes of growth, the rims on zircon crystals record multiple geologic cycles.
- Tree rings, for instance, tell us that about every dozen years or so there is rain enough to provide a wide, growing, tree ring.
- As the growth histories of these additional trees proved to be consistent with those of the smaller plots, they were included in the tree ring analyses to increase sampling depth in the early parts of the record.
- Standing alone, evidence from tree ring research might not amount to much.
- Again, the disturbance-free interval from the tree ring record closely matches this settlement-free period.
- So, by measuring the amount of the isotopes in each year of tree growth, or each tree ring, the researchers could identify periods of greater or lesser solar activity.
- For the period up to about 100 years ago the graph was based on indicators such as fossil coral growth rings and tree rings.
- As trees respond to these factors with similar changes in growth increment, records of past influences are retained in their tree rings and can be unravelled through dendroecological techniques.
- You can even compare this with tree ring records and coral records and there's the Greenland ice core records that we can also compare with and they all agree very well.
- A variety of approaches have been employed to resolve this problem, ranging from analyses of historical data, to tree ring and fossil pollen records, to modeling efforts.
- After rendezvousing at base camp with the four gents from the University of Arizona tree ring lab we all variously ascended the mountain for a day of research.
- ‘You can actually see the ebb and flow of the wolf population by counting tree rings and measuring the ring width,’ Peterson said in an interview with the radio program Pulse of the Planet.
- A tree ring also indicates approximately how warm the summer was while the ring was being formed.
- Although many large dinosaur bones displayed growth rings, much like tree rings, they are incomplete and hard to read.

单词	tree ring
释义	Definition of tree ring in English: tree ring noun Each of a number of concentric rings in the cross section of a tree trunk, representing a single year's growth. Example sentencesExamples Again, the disturbance-free interval from the tree ring record closely matches this settlement-free period. Standing alone, evidence from tree ring research might not amount to much. You can even compare this with tree ring records and coral records and there's the Greenland ice core records that we can also compare with and they all agree very well. Cores were visually cross-dated using narrow rings as signature years to accurately assign a year to each tree ring. At each sampling height, the whole cross-section was considered and no information about the individual tree ring distributions was available. After rendezvousing at base camp with the four gents from the University of Arizona tree ring lab we all variously ascended the mountain for a day of research. Although many large dinosaur bones displayed growth rings, much like tree rings, they are incomplete and hard to read. The calendar year of the tree ring with the fire scar in it was then recorded as the fire date. Each overgrowth is analogous to a tree ring - except that instead of recording annual episodes of growth, the rims on zircon crystals record multiple geologic cycles. Each tree ring has its own unique signature - rather like a fingerprint - and can be matched up with historical databases that have been built up for the various regions of England. A tree ring also indicates approximately how warm the summer was while the ring was being formed. A variety of approaches have been employed to resolve this problem, ranging from analyses of historical data, to tree ring and fossil pollen records, to modeling efforts. As the growth histories of these additional trees proved to be consistent with those of the smaller plots, they were included in the tree ring analyses to increase sampling depth in the early parts of the record. So, by measuring the amount of the isotopes in each year of tree growth, or each tree ring, the researchers could identify periods of greater or lesser solar activity. As trees respond to these factors with similar changes in growth increment, records of past influences are retained in their tree rings and can be unravelled through dendroecological techniques. The first is ecological and focuses on recent methods aimed toward quantifying the canopy-disturbance history of forests as recorded by tree rings. For the period up to about 100 years ago the graph was based on indicators such as fossil coral growth rings and tree rings. A simple method for determining the periodic nature of tree rings is counting rings (or in the case of this study, coloured layers) in trees of known age. ‘You can actually see the ebb and flow of the wolf population by counting tree rings and measuring the ring width,’ Peterson said in an interview with the radio program Pulse of the Planet. Tree rings, for instance, tell us that about every dozen years or so there is rain enough to provide a wide, growing, tree ring. Definition of tree ring in US English: tree ring nounˈtrē ˌriNG Each of a number of concentric rings in the cross section of a tree trunk, representing a single year's growth. Example sentencesExamples At each sampling height, the whole cross-section was considered and no information about the individual tree ring distributions was available. Cores were visually cross-dated using narrow rings as signature years to accurately assign a year to each tree ring. The first is ecological and focuses on recent methods aimed toward quantifying the canopy-disturbance history of forests as recorded by tree rings. A simple method for determining the periodic nature of tree rings is counting rings (or in the case of this study, coloured layers) in trees of known age. Each tree ring has its own unique signature - rather like a fingerprint - and can be matched up with historical databases that have been built up for the various regions of England. The calendar year of the tree ring with the fire scar in it was then recorded as the fire date. Each overgrowth is analogous to a tree ring - except that instead of recording annual episodes of growth, the rims on zircon crystals record multiple geologic cycles. Tree rings, for instance, tell us that about every dozen years or so there is rain enough to provide a wide, growing, tree ring. As the growth histories of these additional trees proved to be consistent with those of the smaller plots, they were included in the tree ring analyses to increase sampling depth in the early parts of the record. Standing alone, evidence from tree ring research might not amount to much. Again, the disturbance-free interval from the tree ring record closely matches this settlement-free period. So, by measuring the amount of the isotopes in each year of tree growth, or each tree ring, the researchers could identify periods of greater or lesser solar activity. For the period up to about 100 years ago the graph was based on indicators such as fossil coral growth rings and tree rings. As trees respond to these factors with similar changes in growth increment, records of past influences are retained in their tree rings and can be unravelled through dendroecological techniques. You can even compare this with tree ring records and coral records and there's the Greenland ice core records that we can also compare with and they all agree very well. A variety of approaches have been employed to resolve this problem, ranging from analyses of historical data, to tree ring and fossil pollen records, to modeling efforts. After rendezvousing at base camp with the four gents from the University of Arizona tree ring lab we all variously ascended the mountain for a day of research. ‘You can actually see the ebb and flow of the wolf population by counting tree rings and measuring the ring width,’ Peterson said in an interview with the radio program Pulse of the Planet. A tree ring also indicates approximately how warm the summer was while the ring was being formed. Although many large dinosaur bones displayed growth rings, much like tree rings, they are incomplete and hard to read.
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