I'd read Terry's science-fiction novels from the early 1980s, in particular Strata, which stuck in my mind.
The higher up the prison strata (which generally means the more violent) the gangster, the better looking his punk.
The cause was partly political — the state mine inspector's office was understaffed — and partly geological: the Rockies, in their chaotic rising, had left fractures in rock strata, which increased the chance of a roof collapse underground.
He studied also in detail the Paleogene and Neogene deposits of the Paris Basin and ascertained the extent of the Cretaceous and some of the older strata, which he for the first time clearly depicted on a map (1817).
Overlap of predator populations occurred in the soil strata, which led to complex intraguild interactions.
Caving results in fracturing and relaxation of the overlying strata, which is called "gob".
"Strata which contain fossil remains, manmade stone artifacts, and a lot of organic material were all destroyed," she claims.
The Sony SmartWatch 2 has competition from the aforementioned Pebble, and from fellow Kickstarter success MetaWatch Strata, which is another smartwatch category incumbent.
The injectite complexes are often associated with folding of overlying strata, which we relate to differential compaction.
A proposed Trigon logic is incorporated within UDEC to successfully capture the progressive caving of strata which is characterized by fracture generation and subsequent propagation.
Furthermore, this new procedure makes it possible to select samples for some large numbers of strata, which was impossible with the existing method.
