She attended one of the country's best private schools, moved freely within the upper echelons of its social strata, reported religiously to church on Sundays and traveled to America for college.
John Playfair carried out a second survey of Schiehallion in 1811; on the basis of a rethink of its rock strata, he suggested a density of 4,560 to, though the then elderly Hutton vigorously defended the original value in an 1821 paper to the Society.
As its meaning is not necessarily intuitive, the receipt of chemotherapy within its strata is practically depicted in Table 3.
It's like a giant mattress, or the world's biggest tiramisu, with its strata of different-coloured sawdust.
The values of a literary work, however, are not exhausted by the separate values of its several strata, for the strata do not exist separately, but rather form an 'organic unity'.
The probability of selecting an institution was inversely proportional to the number of institutions in its stratum and proportional to its number of beds.
The south coast, officially designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty, has excellent examples of differential marine erosion because of its diverse geologic strata.
The retained goaf-side roadway is subject to repeated collapse of its lateral rock strata and continuous disturbance, the movement and crack development characteristics of goaf overburden are very important to the roadway stability and dictate the gas rich region and drainage position.
This work emphasizes the mechanical and tribological properties of skin, combining both hardness and wear resistance of its surface (the stratum corneum) with high elasticity of the bulk (epidermis, dermis, hypodermis).
What if, when you look back as Freud did at the Eternal City — a sobriquet that Rome had already earned two thousand years ago — you find at the bottom of all its archeological strata not a forum or a palace but a corpse?
