Sentence examples for a substratum from inspiring English sources

A substratum of superstition still remained.

The language itself, although of Indo-Aryan stock, is strongly mixed with a substratum of Dravidian.

The ancient volcanic activity created a substratum of black obsidian that some people believe infuses Byron with a powerful energizing force.

The accumulated evidence showed decisively that much of Mrs. Crawford's story was a fabrication; whether there was a substratum of truth remains uncertain.

Though its medieval milieu of besieged castles and mutant enemies may be familiar, Dwarf Fortress appeals mainly to a substratum of hard-core gamers.

It represents Jung's thinking during a period when he was developing his notion of "archetype" and a "collective unconscious," positing a substratum of the human mind that shapes language, image and myth across all cultures.

A substratum, for Hartmann, is the argument of a possible relation.

Homer is prime matter, in the Aristotelian sense of a substratum always aligned with form.

Our aim was to grow an endothelial layer on a substratum suitable for transplant.

Also, the surfaces of an ETT provide bacteria with a substratum that promotes microbial colonization and biofilm formation [10 13].

Considerably fewer reports are available on the use of sericin as a substratum or scaffold for growing cells and tissues.