At street level, there's strong evidence of the strata of time.
It turns out that sediment and rock — the compressed geological strata of the ages — do not bury anyone as irrecoverably as does the invisible, accumulating strata of time itself.
Far from being a linear account of a search for roots, however, "The Visible World" proceeds through a kind of imaginative archaeology, sending probes into strata of time, examining fragments of excavated evidence and reflecting on layers of meaning concealed under, and revealed through, the familiar appearances of the visible world.
The assumption of proportional hazards was explored by calculating HRs in three strata of time from serum collection to diagnosis (⩽5, 5.1 10, and >10 years).
We also computed these rate ratios within two strata of time between the first primary cancer and the thrombosis hospitalisation (a year or less, vs more than 1 year).
Besides, storativity normally varies directly with aquifer thickness, and depends on grain size, shape and distribution of pores, compaction of the stratum, and time of discharge (McQueen 1973).
Amiralay recalled that an archeologist friend once sent him an e-mail with an image of a sheared-off cliff face, the strata of geological time clearly exposed.
The Neogene, which means "new born," was designated as such to emphasize that the marine and terrestrial fossils found in the strata of this time were more closely related to each other than to those of the preceding period.
The Neogene, which means "new born," was designated as such to emphasize that the marine and terrestrial fossils found in the strata of this time were more closely related to each other than to those of the preceding period, called the Paleogene (66 million to 23 million years ago).
The men and women buried in the World War I cemeteries, like the ones buried in the World War II cemeteries, are a cross-section of the society and represent all economic strata of the time.
