Sentence examples for core taken from inspiring English sources

On one tour recently, a visitor asked about a dark smudge, thinner than a pencil-width, three inches from the tip of a core taken from the Mediterranean.

Geological divisions are not defined by dates but by a specific boundary between layers of rock or, in the case of the Holocene, a boundary between two ice layers in a core taken from Greenland and now stored in Denmark.

Albarède's team studied lead isotopes in a nine-metre-deep core drilled from the harbour and a 13-metre core taken from the canal, which carried a record of contaminants from the Tiber.

Writing in Geophysical Research Letters (36, L20704; 2009) Liz Thomas and colleagues from the British Antarctic Survey reported that an ice core taken in the southwestern Antarctic Peninsula showed warming of 2.7 °C over the last 50 years.

(b) In the core, middle, and surface shells versus thickness of core taken to be equal to the surface shell.

The JRI ice core, taken in the Antarctic summer of 2008, contained in total about 50,000 years of climate history.

It has been concluded that formation of Earth's core took about 500 million years.

A hard core took up positions inside Jamia Hafsa, a sprawling, labyrinthine religious school for girls inside the mosque compound.

IN sum, the Common Core takes as its model schools from which most students go on to selective colleges.

How well experienced English footballers – not to mention the class of '92 coaching core – take to being forcefully re-educated along these lines will be fascinating to watch.

The largest change in the core took place between ca. 5500 and 4200 cal.