Sentence examples for a layer of large from inspiring English sources

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.

In addition, to analyze the protective effect of a layer of large particles, 1 µm particles were filtrated over a previously deposited cake formed with the 4.8 µm microspheres.

The burial was laid out upon a layer of large stones and was accompanied by a plate and other ceramics as a funerary offering.

The subplate was identifiable within the intermediate zone as a layer of large round nuclei, deep to the cortical plate.

At this point you can finish the trench in whatever way you like: You can lay sod on top, reseed with grass or even cover with a layer of large, decorative stones.

For virus-labeled slices, the border between L4 and L5A was defined in the NeuN epifluorescence images as the sharp transition from a layer of small neuron somata at high density representing L4 to a layer of larger neuron somata at low density representing L5A (cf. Supplementary Fig. 1 B, see below).

If installing the lawn over very soft or eroding soil, you may wish to compact a layer of larger rock particles, approximately ¾" (2 cm) in diameter, then add a layer of smaller material above that as described in the instructions above.

For optimum photovoltaic performance studies, a second layer of large scattering particles (Ti-Nanoxide 300, Solaronix) was deposited on top of the first one and then the double-layered films were post-treated with TiCl4.

The choroid is made up of an outer layer of large vessels (Haller's layer), a middle layer of smaller vessels (Satler's layer), and an innermost layer of capillaries (the choriocapillaris).

The walls of the stipe are made of an inner layer of large tubes and two or three outer layers of small tubes.

A nearly continuous layer of large β-Si3N4 particles forms between the α-Si3N4 coating and the solidified silicon, confirming a transformation from α-to β-Si3N4 in the presence of liquid silicon.