Sentence examples for strata such as from inspiring English sources

Sediments derived from erosion of the mountain belt formed locally important strata such as the European deposits laid down during the Lower Devonian and the Catskill Delta in New York state begun in the Middle Devonian.

All involving situations and members of higher social strata, such as; a violinist in whose instrument your cigarette falls, a chateau guestroom in which you realize someone else already is sleeping, a state governor you accidently murder during a factory tour, or a visit to a royal nursery during which you mix up the identification tags.

One difference between SFL and WFC is SFL's commitment not only to the meanings and functions of lexicogrammatical resources but a systematic analysis of the structure of clauses and other grammatical units (and, indeed, the units of other strata such as phonology) that realise these meanings.

Although stratified sampling is commonly used to organize the units of observation naturally distributed over non-overlapped strata, such as geographical regions (Thompson 2012), the expected overlapping of subjects in the context of social networks groups can suggest some affinity among them, supporting the re-organization of the sampling frame into a smaller set of groups.

Furthermore, genes in older strata such as the XCR tend to get inactivated, while genes on more recent strata (the XAR) tend to escape inactivation [1].

Soft-bodied impression fossils from the Lower or Middle Cambrian strata such as Archisaccophyllia [26], Xianguangia [27] and Mackenzia [28] have been attributed to actiniarians based only on their external morphology.

We tested the statistical significance of differences between the effect estimates of the strata divided by potential effect modifiers by calculating the 95% confidence interval as: (Q 1 - Q 2 ) ± 1.96 (S E 1 ) 2 + (S E 2 ) 2 where Q1 and Q2 were the effect estimates for each stratum (such as male and female), and SE1 and SE2 were their corresponding standard errors (30).

Several authors writing about research capacity building and research centre development have anecdotally noted these links both within the synergistic stratum, such as partnerships stimulating the development of new learning opportunities [ 30], as well as into the cumulative sphere, such as training activities driving centre culture [ 28] or communications fostering centre identity [ 22].

For example, in the post-strata such as forest, or production and protection forests where the distribution of AGB is characterized by trees with high canopy cover and more uniform stems, the RMSECV % were relatively smaller compared to other categories.

Among the subjects of the essays are Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.; diaries of Southern women from various social strata; fiction such as Poganuc People by Harriet Beecher Stowe and Old Creole Days by George Washington Cable; and memoirs by Union commanders Ulysses S. Grant and William T. Sherman and their Confederate counterparts, Robert E. Lee and John S. Mosby.

Stratum instability (such as marine landslide) may be caused by hydrate dissociation due to the softening of stratum and the build-up of excess pore pressure.