Sentence examples for core covers from inspiring English sources

Radiocarbon dating shows that the Pool 6 core covers a period before and after the Classic period (around A.D. 550-850), timetime when the Maya population was at its peak and kings were at their most powerful.

The hollow forming the basin's core covers about a third of the total area and is a completely featureless flat plain, with depths increasing evenly toward the centre to a little more than 7,200 feet (2,200 metres), with the axis of maximum depth displaced toward the Turkish coast.

The periphery occupied by smaller residential structures beyond the site core covers an area of more than within which archaeologists have mapped approximately 6250 structures.

The pins have a laminated wood core covered by a plastic coating.

Around 80 universities have this core cover – so it's worth checking if yours is one of them.

One recruitment agency in the West Midlands, Aspire People Ltd, has advertised urging former Marines, firemen, athletes and actors to sign up to work as "hard core cover" in schools.

A tennis ball consists of a pressurized rubber core covered with high-quality cloth, usually wool mixed with up to 35 percent nylon.

This core, covered by a crust darker than charcoal briquettes, turns out to be about five miles long and two and a half miles wide at its broadest point, scientists said.

Traditional three-piece balata-covered balls were still popular, but golfers could also choose from two-piece balls (with a solid core and a hard Surlyn cover), two-piece "performance" balls (with thicker cores and thinner covers, allowing for the feel and control of a three-piece ball), and three-piece double-cover balls (consisting of an inner core covered by two layers of varying hardness).

c Normalized scattering width spectra of a dielectric core covered with various metasurface mantle cloaks.

The core-shell particles consist of a PMMA core covered with a shell of nickel phosphorus alloy component.