Sentence examples for or strata from inspiring English sources

The Internet is supposedly the great leveler — a universal space without regard for physical boundaries or strata.

By Andrea DenHoed May 18 , 2013The Internet is supposedly the great leveler — a universal space without regard for physical boundaries or strata.

Because species have appeared and then become extinct frequently during geologic history and because they have fairly wide geographic distribution, particularly planktonic species, their value is in showing distinct phases in geologic history and, with specific species, in typifying particular beds of rock or strata.

In many longitudinal studies of recurrent events there is an interest in assessing how recurrences vary over time and across treatments or strata in the population.

The above-ground and below-ground C biomass stocks were aggregated for presentation purposes, but can also be displayed and analyzed individually and by state class (i.e. forest type) or strata (i.e. dry or wet zone).

According to this classical ethnic division of labor theory mobilization along ethnic group lines should happen if they are concentrated in specific economic sectors (segmental division) or strata (hierarchical division).

It is an essentially democratic mode, levelling its elements however disparate to a single plane or stratum, and laconically implying some absent linking verb: buy, invite, remember.

The spinous layer is succeeded by the granular layer, or stratum granulosum, with granules of keratohyalin contained in the cells.

The innermost cells of the malpighian layer, next to the basement membrane, make up the basal layer, or stratum basale.

The surface cells of terrestrial vertebrates, mere remnants of once living cells, are scaly and compressed; they constitute the horny layer, or stratum corneum.

The most fundamental level of data reported is from a specimen or stratum at a specific depth, e.g., a characteristic remanent magnetization (ChRM) direction or a hysteresis parameter.