Sentence examples similar to vertical subdivisions of a layer from inspiring English sources

Cavity walls, highly resistant to moisture, were often built of two vertical layers of masonry separated by a layer of insulating material.

Cavity walls are used in colder climates; in these, two wythes (vertical layers) of masonry are built on either side of a layer of rigid insulation.

Subdivisions of layer 1 are determined following the criteria of Vogt et al. 1981.

Counties are administrative and statistical subdivisions of a state.

These aggregates can give rise to vertical stripe-like arrangements surrounded by a layer of xanthophores.

The distribution of calbindin immunoreactive (CaBP-ir) pyramidal cells in CA1 of the rat hippocampus probably represents the earliest neurochemical evidence for a radial subdivision of the layer.

Other subdivisions of these same layers have been published11.

Recent experimental evidence suggests a finer genetic, structural and functional subdivision of the layers which form a cortical column.

Once the cervico-occipital dura is well exposed, a vertical incision of the outer layer will be performed, and the outer layer of the dura will be separated and removed from the inner layer caudally and laterally under microscopic visualisation.

However, both the POm projection (Fig. 3 B, right panel; profiles as in Meyer et al. 2010) and the GAD67 immunofluorescence images indicated a clear subdivision of layer 5. We used this subdivision to approximate the L5A-to-L5B border.

A full, or orchestral, score shows all the parts of a large work, with each part on separate staves in vertical alignment (though subdivisions of related instruments frequently share a stave), and is for the use of the conductor.