Sentence examples for from the strata of from inspiring English sources
Two things have assured T'Rain's commercial success: actual geological laws have been programmed to govern its terrain (it is this feature from which the game's name derives); and the game uses a currency system based on real money — treasure mined from the strata of T'Rain's crust can be transformed into earthly coin.
Results from across the strata of depression diagnosis, alcohol abuse and dependence diagnoses, and comorbidity revealed associations among those with and without these potential confounders.
She came from the stratum of honest tradesmen, from which Tory agents and local councillors might be recruited, but rarely MPs.
In the Bayview District, the remnant urban space that has resulted from the stratum of values over time presents an appropriate opportunity to study film's relevance to the work of landscape design.
From bottom to top, the strata of the Songliao Basin are composed of two suites of Mesozoic and Cenozoic rift and basin sediments.
Blake said his passion and nostalgia for the circus, side shows and interest in the bizarre and oddball characters that feature in the wood engravings stems from a lifelong interest in the "strata of society that exists on the edge".
One of the striking characteristics of the empire was the support it received from the educated strata of the population, despite (or perhaps because of) its elitist constitution.
Lukačka says that Pribina had a retinue and that most its members "certainly descended from the former tribal aristocracy" but some of them "could have come from the free strata of the mass of the people".
They mostly belonged to the landless people who are from the poorest strata of the society.
The public health system offered services in quantity and quality enough to attract even beneficiaries of private health plans and spared mothers from the poorest strata of the population of practically any expense.
They leave us none the wiser about what the laughing Eros figures may have meant to the woman from the uppermost strata of society who would have been wearing them.
