Sentence examples for different horizons from inspiring English sources

This appears to be true even of plates and counterplates of single specimens in some cases, and not just more predictable differences between different horizons or formations of rock.

"People come from different horizons".

They tilt their heads toward different horizons; the nations they see, and describe, overlap seldom, if at all.

"It's very much Mozart," Mr. Langrée said, "to travel and to get inspired by different cultures, different horizons, different flavors, different perfumes; to listen and to see".

The active (seasonal thaw) layer of gelisols and the upper part of the permafrost contain materials that show evidence of cryoturbation (the mixing of materials from different horizons, caused by the freezing and thawing of the soil; also known as frost churning) or ice segregation.

Before 1960, climate was the main basis used for categorizing soils, with a division first into humid and arid groups and then into subgroups according to the way in which temperature and moisture acted together to produce different horizons (layers) in the soil.

The first test was used for testing the difference between the percentage errors of three different horizon lengths (first hypothesis) and three different base period lengths (second hypothesis).

After a hard day's drive we see a different horizon: a clear blue line – the Arabian Sea.

By stepping outside of those boundaries, Brand introduced a totally different horizon and asked the question that asserts itself throughout history: what sort of world do we want to live in?

Thinking about utopia has been possible only when the historical reality of situations, societies and states has appeared totally overloaded, i.e. providing no opening, no way out towards a different horizon.

Distributed fusion with a weighted sum structure is applied to local receding horizon Kalman filters having different horizon lengths.