The stewards, engineers, electricians and officers, meanwhile, settled in areas rippling out from the town's centre in strata of ever-increasing gentility.
Observing seashells in strata of the Taihang Mountains, he concluded that this region, though now far from the sea, must once have been a shore.
Evidence for early coastal forests is preserved in strata of the Late Devonian Period (approximately 360 to 385 million years old).
"Conservators and art historians are interested in learning about the paint layers," Mr. Dik said, "just as geologists are interested in different layers in strata of earth, which tells you about the genesis of the Earth's crust.
Most of these kinds of dinosaurs are also represented in strata of the Early Jurassic Epoch (201.3 million to 174.1 million years ago), but following a poorly known Middle Jurassic, the fauna of the Late Jurassic (163.5 million to 145 million years ago) was very different.
Unadjusted analysis showed that the admitted fraction was smaller in strata of increasing in-hospital occupancy.
The inverse relation was also observed when the analysis was conducted in strata of age, parity and nausea.
Based on harmonic analysis, the model predicts the time-dependent flow in agreement with measurements at a borehole in strata of differing permeability.
The reported range of paleotemperatures in strata of the Emi Group is 50 75 °C (Hirono, 2005), so it is unlikely that a temperature of 700 °C could have been attained without frictional heating during earthquake slip.
In multivariable analysis in strata of the respondents, the pattern of ORs was consistent across migraineurs and non-migraineurs after adjusting for headache frequency, age, BMI, depression, gender and other comorbidities, and across women and men after adjusting for migraine, headache frequency, age, BMI, depression and other comorbidities (Table 5).
BMNH R.3078 was found at Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, in strata of the Upper Oxford Clay and consists of a series of vertebrae from the rear half of the skeleton.
