Sentence examples for stone coverage from inspiring English sources

North of the Goedehoop observatory (31.2750°S, 18.6003°W), the quartz stone coverage and size-dependent colonization were determined along a 300 m transect with 30 sampling points.

At our study site in the Knersvlakte, we observed widely developed hypolithic growth of cyanobacterial organisms (Figure 1A, C; Weber et al. 2010), but also well-developed cyanobacteria-dominated soil-inhabiting BSC in regions without quartz stone coverage (Figure 1B, D).

Considering how many people are now covered or protected by Medicaid, it is not unreasonable to think that the program could be America's unexpected, but potentially sturdy stepping stone to universal coverage.

His apartment was stoned and media coverage suggested the players' financial assets should be frozen.

He said: 'I can't tell you anything detailed right now, but whatever you do make sure The Observer doesn't set any of its coverage in stone.

In the early seventies, when Vince Aletti was a young music critic in New York, looking to make a name for himself, the biggest music magazines at the time Rolling Stone, Creem were dominated by coverage of white rock-and-roll acts.

Updated at 10.13pm BST 10.00pm BST The BBC's coverage of the Stones begins at 10.30.

Our advice, even if our own writers rarely follow it, is to show a little more thought, and restraint, in using this term 10.30pm BST OK, the BBC2 coverage of the Stones is about to start.

Packham made the tongue-in-cheek comments in the opening moments of the nature programme offering viewers coverage of a stone-curlew, a rare avian visitor to southern England, on Monday night.

For the coverage of quartz stones, almost identical values were determined by Vogel (1955), who found 43% versus 46% determined by us.

So naturally, when we had all this B-roll eye candy left over from our fashion week coverage, we got stoned and made this video.