Sentence examples for strata do from inspiring English sources

The values of a literary work, however, are not exhausted by the separate values of its several strata, for the strata do not exist separately, but rather form an 'organic unity'.

Students from the very lowest economic strata do seem to benefit from going to an Ivy.

Tracey Kellett, a buying agent who trawls the capital looking for homes for wealthy clients, said a number of developments have separate entrances "so the two social strata don't have to meet".

"This didn't go down well with developers with the result that most developments now have a separate entrance and a different look". Tracey Kellett, a buying agent who trawls the capital looking for homes for wealthy clients, said a number of developments have separate entrances "so the two social strata don't have to meet".

In addition, since all the map units belonging to the same class receive the same biomass value, the averaging approach cannot explain the intra-class variability, which can be large when the strata do not accurately reflect the biomass distribution.

In still older strata do the fossilized bones of an ape more anthropoid, or a Man more pithecoid, than any yet known await the researches of some unborn palaeontologist?" (Huxley 1863, p. 150).

Conceptually, the Strata doesn't stray too far from the models that preceded it.

The Strata does do music controls, and has weather, stock and calendar widgets, as well as an out-of-range alert so you don't leave your phone behind.

In a general case, the overlying strata does not simply follow the movement from lower layer to upper layer, and instead forms various combinations of structures and moves with some laws.

All of this matters, among other reasons, because a lot of unattached males, particularly from the lower socioeconomic strata, does not exactly promote a healthy society.

Thereafter, differences by CD4 strata did not achieve statistical significance.