Sentence examples for stratum at a from inspiring English sources

The most fundamental level of data reported is from a specimen or stratum at a specific depth, e.g., a characteristic remanent magnetization (ChRM) direction or a hysteresis parameter.

The result was the opening of Felling Colliery in 1779, working on the High Main stratum at a depth of 125 fathoms.

The calcium in limestone makes it water-soluble and easily eroded, yet limestone builds up over eons, a stratum at a time, out of organic matter, recalling the stratified history of Mediterranean civilisation.

Within each belt transect, plots of 10.0 × 10.0 m were systematically established and replicated three times in a stratum at an interval of between 10.0 and 50.0 m along forest edge-interior gradient depending on the size of the forest fragment for assessment of environmental variables and tree species distribution and abundance.

A total of 10 field teams were deployed simultaneously across the survey zone, with two to three teams surveying a single stratum at any one time.

Such faults, which are common in compression zones along continental edges, may follow bedding planes and then cross the strata at a steep angle, placing older units on top of younger ones.

Such a sample is needed to ascertain bulk properties of underground rock, such as its porosity and permeability, or to investigate the peculiar features of a given zone of strata (e.g., to compare strata at a given level with those known to bear oil or gas).

The Guantao Formation, a set of sand and mudstone strata at a depth of 1120 1350 m, is one of the main oil-bearing reservoirs (Li et al. 2002).

Based on the study discussed above, a "cantilever beam articulated beam" structural model for overlying strata at a LLTCC face has been developed, shown in Fig. 9.

"Shock bursts", on the other hand, were thought to be caused by "the breaking of a thick, massive, rigid strata at a considerable distance above the coal bed, causing a great, hammerlike blow to be given to the immediate roof of the mine opening, (transmitting) a shock wave to the coal pillar or pillars" (Rice 1935).

Save any stale bread in the freezer to be used in a strata at a future date.