Sentence examples for occupation surface from inspiring English sources

The studied cultural layer of Grub-Kranawetberg shows evidence of 1) substantial anthropogenic input of organic and mineral material, 2) bioturbation by a diverse soil fauna including mollusks and earthworms, 3) translocation of carbonates, indicating soil-forming processes, 4) trampling and 5) a preserved, though bioturbated, occupation surface without signs of erosion or redeposition.

The practice of cleaning the occupation surfaces was interpreted from the complete absence of bioarchaeological remains (bones and micro-charcoal).

It also demonstrated the difficulty in identifying discrete depositional episodes and occupation surfaces, because of the intense bioturbation.

"You really need to study the geomorphology of each sampling site," says Roosevelt, "because in Amazonia there's a lot of erosion and redeposition [of sediments by water], and you need to find out exactly where the human occupation surfaces are".

All these occupations surface in his plots.

We show that the PtdIns 3-kinase/Akt pathway is required for occupation of greater surface areas on antibody-coated surfaces.

Using the Exposed Aggregates Index (EAI) method on each photo, the aggregates surface occupation is determined by the supervised classification of the RGB photo dataset using the parallelepiped method.

The latter is attributed to the occupation of lower surface states by the injected electrons, i.e., the photoexcited electrons are more likely to be trapped onto higher surface states, leading to a blueshift of the surface emission.

We investigate the effect of cell density (from very low values to complete surface occupation) on WH assays on human fibrosarcoma cells, by using in vitro time-lapse microscopy.

MA- cells presented a heterogeneous surface occupation with some unoccupied spaces along with high cellular density regions (Figure 1a).

These changes are caused by the gradual increase of electrode surface occupation by proliferated cells during the course of time, and thus, can provide an index of cell viability and proliferation [ 24].