Sentence examples for uppermost member from inspiring English sources

Witteberg series, uppermost member of the Cape System of sedimentary rocks in South Africa.

The complex succession of facies is in conformity with a sedimentary structure of Serra da Galga member (uppermost member of Marília Formation).

The paper aims to investigate the thermal properties and stability of LV3 Nature (LV3) as the uppermost member of Arboform® class of materials under different conditions (i.e. heating rates) both as primary and processed material.

First, we assumed that the Maastrichtian Hakobuchi Formation, the stratigraphic age of which is based on the unit distributed to the south of the study area (Sakai and Kanie 1986), was deposited on the studied section because it was the uppermost member of the Yezo forearc basin described by Ando (2003).

The first (usually an uppermost member) to hatch can be 10 days or more in front of the main group, with some taking noticeably longer.[2].

Drusy, botryoidal and vug-fill silica from the uppermost members of the Kaibab Formation chert rubble in the Marble Canyon (AZ) area contain silica suitable for palaeoclimate analysis inferred from oxygen and hydrogen isotope measurements.

For these reasons, we prefer to simply treat Woody's "Rainbow Forest beds" as a package of discontinuous but closely associated sandstones and conglomeratic sandstones interbedded with the uppermost Blue Mesa Member and lower Lot's Wife beds (Figure 5).

This package, and the uppermost Blue Mesa Member below it, are especially well exposed around Blue Mesa, the north side of Agate Mesa, and Lot's Wife (Figures 10a b,f, see "Lot's Wife section 3" and Blue Mesa Pronghorn sections, Figures S9a b,e f).

Overlying and interfingering with the thick overbank mudstones of the uppermost Blue Mesa Member, the Camp Butte beds consist of a multiple discontinuous conglomeratic sandstone lenses deposited by invading bedload-dominated braided rivers bringing in abundant extrabasinal sediments [12], [52].

Different orders stress different aspects of experience: some emphasize ascetic practices and self-discipline; others are devoted to the preservation of learning and the development of theology; still others make missionary zeal uppermost, and the members are impelled by their own experience to seek to convert others.

Overlying this thick interval of siltstone is the uppermost interval of the upper member, which consists of alternating sandstone and mudstone beds with local conglomerate and lignite beds (Sections 3 5, 7, ECB-3, ECB-5 and GH-10).