Sentence examples for massive strata from inspiring English sources

The unweathered lithology includes black highly fractured (fissile) carbon-rich strata, gray mildly fractured thinly layered (laminated) strata, and light-gray weakly fractured massive strata.

An analysis of the inter-burden rock mass among these coal seams showed the presence of strong, massive strata of sandstones and conglomerates with uniaxial compressive strength values between 70 MPa and 120 MPa.

"Lamina" refers to a millimeter-scale strata, "bedset" to a group of laminae that follow a common pattern and a "layer" represents a single, thick (>1 cm) and massive strata.

"Shock bursts", on the other hand, were thought to be caused by "the breaking of a thick, massive, rigid strata at a considerable distance above the coal bed, causing a great, hammerlike blow to be given to the immediate roof of the mine opening, (transmitting) a shock wave to the coal pillar or pillars" (Rice 1935).

The presence of strong and massive overlying roof strata caused high values of the mining induced stress over the pillars facing the goaf line during the depillaring.

In fact, some of the best-preserved and most massive far-field LST strata come from archaeological sites (see [121, 122] and Figure 7).

Data science as it is being called is mostly the handling of massive datasets with multiple strata and thousands of variables.

It is very important for successful planning and implementation of high capacity longwall projects to have proper selection of site and compatible roof supports, to ensure safe operation of longwall face especially in massive and difficult to cave strata conditions.

We use "layer" in order to avoid any genetic implication (such as implied in "unit") and it merely refers to an internally massive and thick (greater than centimeter-scale) stratum.

Sommer∼s sector (Fig. 7E,F): Surviving neurons in CA1 (Fig. 7E, left) and prosubiculum (Fig. 7F) of HS hippocampi exhibited strong cytoplasmic mGluR5 staining and massive entanglement of mGluR5 positive fibers within the stratum pyramidale.

The four strata of SI discriminated transfusion requirements and massive transfusion rates equally with our recently introduced BD-based classification of hypovolemic shock.