Sentence examples for stratum of a from inspiring English sources

Arab Muslims were only the most recent stratum of a civilization with its foundations in Near Eastern myth.

"These young people exchange sex for money not because they are being held and trafficked as sex slaves," the authors wrote, but because they "exist at the lowest stratum of a socio-economic and cultural system that is failing them".

One of his most fruitful concepts, superstratification, deals with changes resulting from the introduction of a new group forming the lowest stratum of a society.

The first approach, termed the multi-section inconsistency measure (MSIM for short), provides a framework for characterizing the inconsistency at each stratum of a stratified knowledge base.

(1) At about 10.40 to 10.60 metres above sea-level, traces were found of a layer of beaten earth not unlike a primitive pavement; and a little above this a compact stratum of a large number of broken roof tiles of an early type was brought to light at the same time.

The equilibrium state of the reservoir provides the initial condition of the reservoir for transient simulation studies, and it also helps in selecting proper injection and production well locations forming doublets during the extraction of the entrapped heat from a particular stratum of a geothermal reservoir.

Being 'out of touch' is an absurd charge to level against people who, by definition, occupy a rarefied stratum of an atomised society.

Every FIA ground plot is assigned to a stratum of which a weight is based on its proportion within the estimation unit.

The alternative now envisioned by some House members — legal status without access to citizenship — would effectively create a new stratum of society, a permanent second class of Americans.

Figure 12 Context as a higher stratum of meaning (an SFL perspective).

Even when a country's written laws restrict a woman's freedom, women from different strata of a society are affected in different ways.