Sentence examples for Top strata from inspiring English sources

Luton operates outside the top strata because it was dumped there after falling into debt.

The landform is that of a range of low mountains from which the top strata have been removed by erosion.

This sounds like mid-upper middle class by US standards – maybe lower, given the sinking of the middle class by comparison to the top strata since the recession.

Lee's family was in the top strata of society, so she questioned her leaders only when she saw starving people dying in the streets.

But it is remarkable how quickly, in the past 20 years, a new top strata of extreme wealth has taken hold again.

So, here goes: start with a layer of large stones, two feet thick, topped by an inch of gravel, five more of clinker — residue from volcanic rock that can absorb and retain water — and a top strata of limestone.

But none of these places give the impression of accepting only the top stratum of Philippine society.

Nearly nine out of 10 people consider themselves middle class, as a recent survey by the Pew Research Center found, regardless of whether their incomes languish near the poverty line or skim the top stratum of earners.

The top stratum (0 60 cm below land surface (bls)) included the root zone, with oxidized iron (orange red) microzones around viable roots, and a thin O horizon (approximately 0 10 cm bls).

The top stratum corneum layer showed a cobblestone appearance of the cells (see Fig. 6D), similar to that seen in the 100x histology detail from Fig. 6C (1), while between 50 and 100 μm depth, the epidermal cells had a polygonal appearance (see Fig. 6E), very similar to the polygonal cell structure found in the human skin.

"The DHA binds with proteins in the stratum corneum (top layer of the skin) and undergoes a series of chemical reactions similar to what happens when you brown bread," says Randy Wickett, a professor of pharmaceutics and cosmetic science at the University of Cincinnati.