Sentence examples for youngest material from inspiring English sources

Radiocarbon dating of event deposits is performed on plant fragments (such as reeds), because these constitute the youngest material in a sampled horizon.

The hills appear to be remnants of an ancient cratered surface now almost completely buried by younger material that forms the plains.

"It's so much easier to launch the young material that it dominates what we receive on Earth," Head says.

Murrill reduced this name to synonymy with T. alboater in 1916, and noted that Peck's description was made from young material obtained "before the white tubes had been colored by mature spores".

DNA was diluted from 1 10 to 1 50, based on the quality and age of the leaf material (with higher quality and younger material diluted more) before it was used for amplification.

The study of Rājasthānī painting is comparatively young, and new material is continually being uncovered.

Uranium thorium series radioisotopes, like the cosmogenic isotopes, have short half-lives and are thus suitable for dating geologically young materials.

For geologically old potassium-rich materials, a single spot may produce sufficient gas for analysis, whereas single millimetre-sized grains (1 mm equals 0.04 inch) may be required in very young materials.

What does this mean for young materials scientists?

The present study has a limitation that the present materials did not include younger materials.

The film has a buzzy, eccentric, murmured quality -- the kind of small-town chatter you could overhear at a diner -- and both the songs and the movie echo one of the themes often found in Mr. Young's material: a resistance to change.