One of his main themes was the idea of buildings as urban landscapes formed from interlocking spaces and levels, and he frequently called these platforms "strata," noting that it was a geological term that worked well with concrete, long his favored medium.
Although the term craton is often taken as synonomous with tectonic quiescence, the North American craton is not simply an unchanging, stable platform accumulating strata and influenced only by changes in global sea-level.
On the other hand, the enormous sample size of pooled studies may amplify even the small individual effects, for example, due to platform effects, population strata, or genotyping batch effects, resulting in false positive findings, as heterogeneity between studies is amplified by imputation.
The fully web based SFR is built on the new Stratum platform, designed specifically for health quality registers.
In the central uplift of basin platform area, the multi-stratum hydrocarbons migrated and accumulated along the active faults, opening during Neotectonic activity.
The orogeny resulted in a northward and westward compression in the geosynclinal strata onto adjacent platform rocks.
The strata of the Maldives platform provides a detailed record of the extrinsic controlling factors on carbonate platform growth through time.
The resulting platform consists of Phenomenex's SPE-chemistry products Phenomenex Strata and Strata-X SPE sorbents and Tecan's Freedom EVO, which provides robotic liquid handling.
From the court looking up, you gaze more clearly at seven strata of miniature grassy platforms, aquariums and junk connected by an elaborate Rube Goldbergian armature of pipes.
Peter Sandstone of Ordovician age [about 505 to 438 million years old]), central Australia, or the Russian Platform, and are particularly common in Paleozoic strata (that formed from 570 to 245 million years ago).
