Sentence examples for from a stratum from inspiring English sources

Best of all, it came from a stratum of Devonian rock dated at 375m years old; 10m years before this date, fossils were entirely fishy, 10m years after, they were also amphibian.

In the latest PNAS paper, archeologist Douglas Kennett of the University of Oregon, Eugene, and 16 colleagues from 14 institutions report their discovery of nanodiamonds at a site on one of the Channel Islands off southern California from a stratum that recorded the demise of the pygmy mammoth 12,900 years ago.

Consider a susceptible person A from stratum i A and a person B in one of A's contact groups, Ψ Ajkl.

"For too long, the police service has recruited the great majority of its officers from too narrow a stratum of society, and formal intellectual attainment has played too little a part in recruitment," he says.

A portion of the cohort that transits from a desirable stratum in the pre-phase to a less favorable stratum in the post-phase generates a slide pattern.

Jews settled in the Netherlands to escape persecution; the Sephardic Jews from Spain and Portugal were more influential in economic, social, and intellectual life, while the Ashkenazim from eastern Europe formed a stratum of impoverished workers, especially in Amsterdam.

The upper layers, at a depth of 0 200 m, consist of relatively young Eocene limestone, at a depth of 200 m–700 m they consist of a stratum from the Campanian era, while below 700 m they consist of Jurassic and Cretaceous limestone.

Thus if data were available from four countries within a stratum, and those country's populations were 4.5 million, 3 million, 2 million and 0.5 million we gave a weight of 0.45 to the estimate from the largest country and only 0.05 to the estimate from the smallest country.

The amphibian epidermis has five to seven layers of cells formed from a basal stratum germinativum.

This had the look of a disinterested favor, and it was one, for MacDonald came from a social stratum that did not indulge in picture-buying.

The title translates as "Youth," and Mr. Ratnam means to provide a generational portrait through his three male protagonists, each drawn from a different stratum of Indian society in contemporary Calcutta.