Sentence examples for vertical assemblage from inspiring English sources

Arnett paused before a vertical assemblage titled "Two Sides of the Mountain".

The vertical assemblage of the recognized facies associations permits the definition of several cycles of transgression and regression, as well as episodes of relative sea-level fall and their consequent fluvial incision.

b Photograph of facies D. c Detailed photograph of the lower sandstone showing a typical vertical assemblage of facies B, C and D. d Planar fabric, which is ubiquitous in facies B. Massive sandstones such as these could have been deposited by grain flow, sandy debris flow or hyperpycnal flow (Bagnold 1956; Zavala 2006; Li et al. 2011a; Gao et al. 2012).

His first view of the Manhattan skyline is here, too, in photographs of an assemblage of vertical strips of scrap wood.

Fig. 2 Vertical profiles of mineral assemblages in the fault zone of the Atera fault.

The vertical arrangement of megafloral assemblages provides evidence for ecological succession at some localities, with pioneering sphenopsid-dominated seres being replaced by marattialean tree ferns and then by medullosalean pteridosperms as ponded waters shallowed and exposure increased.

There is some evidence of habitat heterogeneity and vertical zonation for fish assemblages on Saba Bank, but more sampling is necessary to discern whether habitat or depth best explains the differences among groups.

Vertical stratification of epiphyte assemblages is well documented and generally attributed to microclimatic gradients within vegetation (e.g. Zotz 2007).

The first assemblage includes commonly vertical high-angle opening mode fractures, left-lateral strike-slip faults, normal faults, and thrust faults.

The sedimentary infill of the Choyr Basin is newly defined as the Khalzan Uul and Khuren Dukh formations based on detailed mapping of lateral and vertical variations in component lithofacies assemblages.

Here, we assessed proximity effects of small natural and artificial vertical walls on patterns of fish assemblages, at a scale relevant to fish survey transects.