Sentence examples for that lay above from inspiring English sources

The name Trias (later modified to Triassic) was first proposed in 1834 by the German paleontologist Friedrich August von Alberti for a sequence of rock strata in central Germany that lay above Permian rocks and below Jurassic rocks.

The material gathered for the discourse analysis that framed the synthesis (Additional file 2: Table S1) primarily pointed towards several meta-narratives that lay above and beyond the specifics of schizophrenia.

One sees an expected pocket in the catalytic domain (colored in red) that lies above and beside the γ-phosphate of ATP (colored in gray) (4, panel a).

A. The pressure comes from the heavier rocky layers that lie above oil and gas reservoirs.

He then used a cutting cautery to burn through the tissues that lie above the spinal column.

The reservoir is hosted in fractured greywacke, characterized by a matrix porosity associated with veins that lies above a deep felsite intrusion.

Urban explorers, a highly disparate, loosely knit group, share an obsession with uncovering the hidden city that lies above and below the familiar one all around them.

Appalachia North is the first book-length treatment of the cultural position of northern Appalachia-roughly the portion of the official Appalachian Regional Commission zone that lies above the Mason-Dixon line.

If set to "yes", events with cross-dispersion from the background region that lies above (positive tg_d) the source region will be binned into a background_up spectrum, while events with cross-dispersion from the background region that lies below (negative tg_d) the source region will be binned into a background_down spectrum.

They appreciate the staggered hierarchy of the front page — the significance of the top left corner, the relative point sizes of major and minor headlines, the weight of an obituary (say) that lies above the fold, the nuance of features heralded in the bottom third — not because they are lesser but because their front-page appearance is merely the tip of a much larger body within.

This requires a transformation curve that lies above the line I out=I in.