Sentence examples for layers of strata from inspiring English sources

"Red Figure" (2008) and "Elbow" (2010), for example, bring to mind layers of strata in weird geological formations and evoke surreal, dreamlike landscapes, while "Portrait" (2008) and "Woman's Head" (2007) are formed of multiple, superimposed human profiles, which shift, rearrange and reconstitute themselves as the viewer circles the sculpture.

And with a basic reverence for the original record, this live Astral's arrangements allow for musicians to add new layers of strata through jams, while acknowledging forty years has passed since the original was slated.

In contrast to the skin of terrestrial mammals, amphibian skin has only 1 2 cell layers of stratum corneum with no intercellular lipid layers [10].

For each experiment, the tape strips were pooled in five sets numbered from 1 to 5 with pool 1 corresponding to the more superficial layers and pool 5 to the more deep layers of stratum corneum.

'Scaling' refers to the skin forming plates or scales that represent compacted desquamated layers of stratum corneum, which may then peel off; 'flaking' refers simply to loss of dry skin cells.

Synaptic strength is greater at connections with CA1 pyramidal cells in deep rather than superficial layers of stratum pyramidale (Lee et al., 2014) and it is genetically coded (Donato et al., 2015).

From Figure 5, it is possible to appreciate that the vitamin E acetate contained in the films was able to permeate to the deeper layers of stratum corneum and in greater quantity than vitamin E acetate applied with the cream.

Thermal ablation is a promising mechanism to increase permeability of the skin's outer barrier layer of stratum corneum while sparing deeper living tissues.

To evaluate the penetration efficacy through the mechanically and electrically resistant upper skin layer of stratum corneum, the electrical skin impedance change with applied force was measured by using Au-coated Si microneedle array as working electrode in 2 and 3 electrode configurations.

Sloughing off the oldest skin cells and exposing the freshest layer of stratum corneum gives the tan a chance to last longer as well clear the skin of rough and flaky spots.

In aged human temple skin, the staining for GS was especially strong in stratum granulosum, while it was almost absent from the utmost layer of stratum corneum.