Sentence examples for sandy core from inspiring English sources

A detailed account of the composition and history of four stratified shellmounds, two shellmounds with a sandy core, and two fishmounds is given using a standard method for intra and inter site comparisons.

The prehistory of the southern coast of Brazil Santa Catarinaa state) is materialized in the present landscape by numerous large-scale shellmounds, shellmounds with a sandy core, and fishmounds.

One of the Middle East's most scenic and ancient routes, the 280km-long highway is often overlooked in favour of the modern Desert Highway, which marches through Jordan's flat and sandy core in a speedy three and a half hours from the capital, Amman.

Asus is using the current Sandy Bridge Core i5.

Intel's roadmap for the 22nm process first mentioned Ivy Bridge, the shrink-down of current Sandy Bridge Core processors.

The PC Client group saw a 22% increase in revenue to $9.4bn, attributable to the growth in notebook PCs, many of which sported Intel's new Sandy Bridge Core processors.

An a/b/g/n Intel Centrino 6230 chipset is listed as the WiFi card of choice, which then confirms that this notebook will have a bit more power than the Insprion Duo as the Centrino 6 series are reserved just for Sandy Bridge Core processors.

The simulation was run using a hybrid MPI/Open-MP parallelization scheme on the Sandy-bridge cores of the supercomputer Stampede at the Texas Advanced Supercomputer TACCC).

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, which is part of the Department of the Interior, funded surveys after Hurricane Sandy to collect core samples from the outer continental shelf.

The basal sandy unit in core LEF 1 is characterised by low LOI (<5%) but high CaCO3 (>45%) values.

For numerous cores, the grain size characteristics found within the washover unit are therefore in contrast to the grain size distribution found for the basal sandy unit in core LEF 1, which is characterized by well sorting and unimodality and which is interpreted as being of sublittoral origin (Fig. 5).