Sentence examples similar to a stratum of sediments from inspiring English sources

But further research has established that the graves lie in a lower stratum of sediment, and thus probably were dug sometime during the first dynasty, which extended from about 3000 B.C. to 2800.

The surface geology has alternately repeating mud-rich sediment and a stratum of sand 1 approximately 10 20 m thick, with loam formations in the terrestrial area (Fig. 8b d; right).

They dug into the slope, primarily following a stratum of silty sandstone no more than a foot thick, sediment laid down — by their estimates — nearly 120,000 years ago, by a meandering river, pushed back by rising seas.

Tarantino compresses it all into a stratum of pulp.

When we pause for coffee, our seat is a stratum of fossilized tree roots.

"Methane built up in a stratum of sand..

We encountered a stratum of mollusks at 68 feet in one drill site.

A stratum of permeable rock that bears water.

The following previously published datasets were used: Smith O, Momber G, Bates R, Garwood P, Fitch S, Pallen M, Gaffney V, Allaby RG, 2015, Shotgun metagenomic study of sedimentary ancient DNA (sedaDNA), from four strata of sediment core taken from an Bouldner Cliff, a submarine archaeological site in the Solent.

The drought is only the newest, most visible layer in a strata of disparities.

The strata of sediment preserved in the core reached back 1,100 years.