The phrase "at the strata" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing layers, levels, or classifications, often in fields like geology, sociology, or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers collected samples at the strata to analyze the different geological layers present in the area."
Alternatives: "at the layers" or "within the strata".
And to that end, Microsoft officially announced at the Strata Conference today, the general availability of the Azure Machine Learning service for big data processing in the cloud.
I caught up with Julia at the Strata Conference yesterday to talk about her job and the change she and her colleagues are seeing in the Google developer community as more people use the cloud to build apps.
SiSense won the audience award at the Strata Conference earlier this year for its record-breaking claim that it can analyze 10 terabytes of data on a $10,000 Dell server in 10 seconds.
SiSense won the Audience Award at the Strata Conference this week with its record-breaking claim that it can analyze 10 terabytes of data on a $10,000 Dell server in 10 seconds.
For example, at the strata of lexicogrammar, the linguist is interested in viewing language as a system of wording and as such, the categories which are relevant at this stratum are those relating to the grammatical properties of language.
"I think a defining moral issue of the next decade will be that nobody should know more about your life than you do," said Alistair Croll, founder of Solve For Interesting, in his keynote address at the Strata + Hadoop World conference in San Jose, California in February.
So are these poll numbers a blip or a sign of a fundamental rejiggering of the race?" A.J. Strata at the Strata-sphere thinks the polls show that Hillary Clinton is well on her way to a Pyrrhic victory: "Obama is losing to McCain too now, thanks to the infighting which is clearly turning off voters.
The segment may be at the stratum of discourse, grammar or expression.
At the stratum of lexicogrammar, clitics are invariably positioned adjacent to the verb.
This is primarily explored from the perspective of transitivity at the stratum of lexicogrammar.
For instance, they give the example of the key system network at the stratum of lexicogrammar, and the system of tone at the phonological stratum.
