Hundreds of markers word choices, abbreviations, slang terms, and letter and punctuation combinations signify ever-finer strata of demographic groups and their interests.
Local fluvial incision initiated at the lake margin around 5.3-4.9 5.3-4.9 concoMatand fluvial deposits intruded laterally into fine laconcomitantrata increasing the sedimentation rate (ca. 3.1 cm/ky) within the isolated lake.
The only major caveat is that creating a large number of groups is unlikely to reliably divide the population into such fine risk strata.
Such data could then be used for more advanced epidemiologic comparisons across finer geographic strata and subpopulations (e.g., incidence ratios, municipalities, and children), thereby assisting program planners in adjusting, refining, and otherwise more precisely identifying regional oral care gaps to address over time.
The surface geology consists of sand-rich sediments (in which the sand and sandbanks in the coastal region consist of fine-to-medium grain sand) and sand 1, which is a stratum of fine-to-medium grain and coarse sand sandwiching a layer of gravel and clay.
Diapirism results from the deformation of soft, fine-grained prodeltaic sedimentary stratum when the accumulation body on the soft stratum is removed in rapid erosion stage.
The upper strata belongs to diluvial silty subclay and eluvial subclay, the middle strata belongs to totally and strongly weathered metamorphic fine sandstone, and the lower strata exists in slightly weathered metamorphic sandstone.
He began by searching for snow that is solid, but not too dense, and is found where the wind has blown across the barren landscape interlocking the fine ice crystals into a compact stratum several feet thick.
The Ediacaran Bambuí 1st-order sequence (i.e., Bambuí Group) covers most of the intracratonic São Francisco basin (southeast Brazil) and encompasses thick packages of carbonate and fine- to coarse-grained siliciclastic strata.
The south wing rail roadway passes through several strata, including mudstone, san-mudstone, fine sandstone, and coal seam.
