Sentence examples for a thick package from inspiring English sources

Other groups must re-apply with a thick package of material documenting the history of their religion and other information.

Our studies reveal a thick package of sedimentary deposits interbedded with Plio-Pleistocene volcanic flows; both the deposits and the flows are covered by glacial outwash.

I brought with me to Hanoi a thick package of letters from families of POWs.

The work of Heckert and Lucas [11] and Woody [12], while containing some errors in lithostratigraphic correlation, is nonetheless important in recognizing the presence of a thick package of sandstone-dominated strata in the middle of the Chinle Formation within Petrified Forest National Park that includes strata that previous workers included in the Blue Mesa and Petrified Forest Members.

However, the expansion of the term "Sonsela" by Heckert and Lucas [11] to include a thicker package of interbedded sandstone and mudstone still requires a new name for the traditional Sonsela sandstone bed, which only occupies a part of this interval, as a lithostratigraphic unit may not bear the same name as a part of it (North American Stratigraphic Code, Article 19f).

On paper, the Grand Memo also stands to compete under the hood, with 16GB onboard 2GB of RAM, a 3200 mAh battery and LTE, all packed into an 8.5mm thick package.

The Kaiparowits Formation is an unusually thick package of Upper Cretaceous (late Campanian) strata exposed in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument of southern Utah, USA.

A special edition of Kid A was also released, in a thick cardboard package in the style of a children's book with a new cover and different oil paintings of apocalyptic landscapes and bear images.

Rather, she dropped a thick, vivid package featuring a digital booklet, 14 songs "mastered for iTunes" (whatever that means), a big-budget video for each and a few extra clips.

The thick package of ∼2.7 Ga mafic and ultramafic lavas and intrusions preserved among the Neoarchean of the Kalgoorlie Terrene in Western Australia provides valuable insight into geological processes controlling the most prodigious episode of growth and preservation of juvenile continental crust in Earth's history.

In Germany, a study that compared rock cores from 35 areas that experienced bursts with cores from 400 burst-free areas found that the burst risk was significant when there was either a 4.5-m-thick "package" of strong sandstone in the first 10 m above the mining horizon, or a 2-m-thick "package" within the first 4.5 m of the floor (Baltz and Hucke 2008).