Taking its name from the geological term "stratification" the word, strata, acts as a metaphor for Quayola's reinterpretations of these classical art works via modern artistic tools and custom software.
In this respect, a higher resolution of the stress field is required and linear stress-depth profiles should be used with caution, as principal stress magnitudes can vary locally by topography, geological unconformities, stratifications, lithology, or geological structures like faults or fractures (Heidbach et al. [2010]; Zang and Stephansson [2010]).
Cynthia Ona Innis painted, dyed, bleached and collaged her absorbing new work at Walter Maciel Gallery, and her layered process resonates meaningfully with the geological complexity and stratification of the California landscapes that were her inspiration.
Furthermore, through the simulation of a layered rock blasting under the same geological conditions, the stratification-cracking effect of deep-hole blasting on the properties of weak intercalation was compared with that of short-hole blasting, and the influencing differences, in addition to their causes, were analyzed.
The territory is, for the architect, cartography that observes data, information, traces, market gardens and historic gardens, infrastructure, archaeological sites and industrial settlements, contour lines, environmental dominants, and geological and hydrogeological stratifications.
Quayola describes the geological term 'strata,' the stratification or layering of rocks, as a metaphor for much of his work.
In the present study, GPR results supply a near surface high resolution imaging and thus can provide relevant geological information such as stratifications and fractures.
Only for the soil variable clay did the soil-landscape model improve after stratification according to geological formation (R2 increased from 0.47 to 0.76).
Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.
