Difference between Aeolian and Eolian

AEOLIAN vs EOLIAN: NOUN

Accretionary, Syrtis major, Massifs, Rifting, Outwash, Airglow, Jovian, Meridional, Phyllosilicate, Lapilli, Evaporite, Skinner, Harp, Fluvial, Eolian

Anorthosite, Lapilli, Dolomites, Evaporite, Claystone, Phyllosilicate, Depositional, Outwash, Loess, Pyroclastic, Windblown, Windmill, Wind, Fluvial, Aeolian

Hydrosphere, Accretionary, Syrtis major, Massifs, Rifting, Outwash, Airglow, Jovian, Meridional, Phyllosilicate, Lapilli, Evaporite, Harp, Fluvial, Eolian

Anorthosite, Lapilli, Dolomites, Evaporite, Claystone, Phyllosilicate, Depositional, Outwash, Loess, Pyroclastic, Windblown, Windmill, Wind, Fluvial, Aeolian

Aeolian tone source, though it does not improve the localization accuracy.
Located in Messina, near Taormina, Etna and the Aeolian Islands.
Aeolian landforms, named for Aeolus, the Greek god of wind.
Strombolian style eruption from Stromboli Volcano, Aeolian Islands, Southern Italy.
Endymion was a classical Greek mythological character, an Aeolian shepherd.
Horgos Sands were used to study aeolian erosion processes.
Runs ferries from Milazzo to the Aeolian Islands.
Aeolian Hall concert achieved a sense of occasion.
Nonetheless, a minimum set up of aeolian flux research typically consists of a device to monitor aeolian sediment transport.
Armstrong became part of Aeolian about this time, and Aeolian continued to make pianos under Cook brand.

Dune field successional stages subsequent to accretion, fire, foot traffic, grazing, cutting or eolian activity.
Periglacial, glacial, fluvial, eolian, tectonic, and impact processes have locally modified the surface.
Increasing eolian dust deposition in the western United States linked to human activity.
Surface systems covered include weathering, mass wasting, rivers, shorelines, eolian, and glaciers.
Eolian evidence for spatial variability of Late Quaternary climates in tropical Africa.
Degraded impact structures record variations in volcanic, fluvial, and eolian activity [20].
Creek soil by eolian sediments derived from the bluff face.
Another important deposit of eolian forces is loess.
However, the question would still remain as to how it was evenly mixed with the eolian sand and not present in the eolian silt.
Volcanic eolian deposits, such as ash and pumice, are treated separately from other eolian parent materials because of their unique mineralogy and depositional dynamics.