Sentence examples for strata had from inspiring English sources

Ms. Trainor, who has the easy charm of someone popular across social strata, had already self-released two solo albums.

The city's once astonishing diversity of cultures and social strata had seemingly been reduced to two starkly contrasting poles: poverty, which appeared to be everywhere, and extraordinary wealth.

Thus, by the latter part of the 18th century, the superpositional concept of rock strata had been firmly established through a number of independent investigations throughout Europe.

Strata had become the central concern of geology, not so much for telling the story of life — though this was a good way of selling books — as for mapping the positions of rocks and correlating them across the globe.

Results revealed that sediments in the western strata had significantly higher silt/clay content in the 2000 survey when compared to baseline sediments, while sediments east of the disposal zone were similar to baseline.

The study area was stratified into AEZ (lowland, midland and upland) and grazing systems {zero grazing (ZG), restricted-outdoor grazing (ROG) and communal grazing (CG }, whose strata had previously been shown to influence the prevalence of ECF, babesiosis and anaplasmosis.

Pleistocene strata have been much studied in North America and Europe.

The surface sedimentary strata have been extensively eroded.

But the Energy Department's top executive strata have gone green.

In some regions sedimentary strata have remained more or less horizontal long after they were deposited.

The landform is that of a range of low mountains from which the top strata have been removed by erosion.