Sentence examples for the strata of from inspiring English sources

The strata of mining area are generally monocline strata dipping into west with a dip angle of about 1 3°, where faults are rare and structure is simple.

Revadim means "layers," as in the strata of the earth.

"My jobs never qualified me for the strata of Hollywood we moved in," he recalled.

"Look, time is vertical," he would say, pointing to the strata of clay and loess.

The strata of sediment preserved in the core reached back 1,100 years.

As in, the strata of geekdom where Bill Gates, whom Mr. Kaloyeros describes as a transcendent nerd, is club president.

The strata of the solar atmosphere are very opaque compared with the terrestrial atmosphere.

At street level, there's strong evidence of the strata of time.

In the strata of the recession-proof uber-rich, the private tutor can often appear as simply the next human accessory, summoned before the court to perform.

The thing leaks subtlety in its transference, and this is true for all the characters, for the strata of the plot, for the jolts of language.

Between the strata of the Ottoman family a kind of pluralism inserted itself, with one modernist insisting that his patriarchal father show respect for an "individual's opinion".