Sentence examples for internal strata from inspiring English sources

The maximum height of the caving zone after No. 11-2 seam was mined was 8.0 m or 4 times of mining height, and internal strata of the caving zone collapsed irregularly.

But somewhat surprisingly even here it seems possible not only to generalize about the function of the multiple braces but also to offer analogous relations at the language internal strata of wording and meaning.

(2) The maximum height of the caving zone after the extraction of No. 11-2 seam was 8.0 m, which was 4 times of the seam mining height and the internal strata of the caving zone collapsed irregularly.

his item based 'associative bonds' can clearly not be viewed as 'templates' of any kind; and they could never reach the breadth and depth of the paradigmatic description as produced by sfl in the description of the internal strata of language (this is not to imply either that sfl descriptions are complete, or that they have been validated at every point).  .

At the same time, Halliday has often drawn attention to the fact that language is 'big'; a division of labour has been set up to help with the complex task of description by creating different strata, different units at each language internal stratum, and a clear specification of the relations across strata and between units.

Nevertheless, it was possible to see them in the area of union of the carpels attached, the subepidermis and to the most internal stratum of the mesocarp in all the species (Fig.  3B).

The relation amongst the units on the rank scale of any language-internal stratum is that of constituency: following from this, message as a unit is made up of 'semes', and itself enters into the structure of a 'rhetorical unit' (Cloran, [1994]).

In addition, it considers the internal organisation of each strata of language as a rank of units related by constituency (e.g. clause, phrase/group, word and morpheme for English lexicogrammar).

Langerhans cells are constantly sampling substances from the internal border of the stratum corneum and thus could have potentially come into broad contact with CMS [26, 27].

Finally, based on such information from field outcrops, cores of the target stratum, etc., the internal filling patterns of single channels are summarized (Fig. 6).

One explanation was the theory of nappes enormous masses of rock apparently squeezed and thrust across long distances by internal pressures in the Earth, eventually overlying strata of more recent age and different origin.