Most are marine, and thick sequences of carbonate rocks occur in all the continental blocks, a surviving record of the transgressions and regressions of shallow marine (epeiric) seas that repeatedly blanketed the stable continental cratonic areas from time to time mainly during the late Precambrian, Paleozoic, and Mesozoic eras.
In the South Atlantic, these systems resulted in a geological formation known as the SACP, which consists of four barrier lagoon depositional systems (Barrier I, II, III and IV) representing the sedimentary record of a marine transgression: three from the Pleistocene and one from the Holocene, dating to 400 000, 325 000, 125 000, and 7000 years before the present, respectively [ 19].
The inquiry on Thursday is playing out as a growing number of banks and credit unions tap into the vast repositories of information — a record of banking transgressions including bounced checks, overdrawn accounts and fees — to guard against risky customers and protect against fraud.
The resulting dark gray to black Tropic Shale records the maximum transgression of the seaway into Utah and is 1000 feet thick in the Paria Amphitheater.
Before Enron, Arthur Anderesen's record of transgressions was not much worse or better than the other big five firms, all of whom have seen a few audits go bust over the past several years.
Some of the transgressions are distinctly white-collar.
Ṛta is the principle underlying the 'finely-tuned universe', the transgression of which leads to sin.
Accordingly, the transgression was observed as soon as the first generation of hybrids [ 37].
Still, the transgressions of people in public life offer a fascinating and evolving saga.
Therefore since the transgressions of slavery harm present day African Americans they have rights to reparation against those who committed those transgressions.
