Basically, I'm saying that while a 12.9-inch iPad sprouting ports doesn't seem like an "Apple move," it could provide a solid bedrock upon which to renew a push for creative and enterprise adoption, both of which markets seem increasingly to be desirable targets for Cupertino based on things like Apple's continued highlighting of creative apps for iOS and Mac, and its partnership with IBM.
Far from being prescriptive, this detail allows the artist a solid bedrock from which to operate, confident that he is achieving – or, better yet, sharing – the writer's vision.
In order for this potential to be realised, a solid bedrock of research is needed to characterise the fundamental responses of important test organisms to a range of model toxins covering a wide chemical space.
However, in Scandinavian countries, a different approach is taken – the borehole is sealed at the top and cased down to solid bedrock.
Before embankment of the dam could begin, more than 18000000 cuyd of alluvium had to be excavated to reach a solid bedrock foundation.
Beneath the regolith, a transition zone showing higher acoustic velocities may be present down to the solid bedrock.
The C-horizon consists of fine-grained, angular dolomite gravel and reached down (20 40 cm) to the solid bedrock.
Its move last year to ban hydraulic fracturing -- a controversial method, known as fracking, used by energy companies to extract natural gas locked in solid bedrock -- has drawn aggressive pushback from drillers.
"We built our first building directly across from their front door," he said, "and had to blast our way through two stories of solid bedrock," which took about 18 months.
It is based on assumption that various entities such as minerals, solid bedrock, sediments, air, and water-filled structures have detectable electrical-resistivity contrast relative to the host medium (Pánek et al. 2010).
