Sentence examples for youngest unit from inspiring English sources

The introduction (chapters 1 9) constitutes the youngest unit in the book.

The youngest unit, Unit E, was estimated as 2.07 Ga.

The youngest, Unit III, is interpreted to represent modern sediment deposition.

The charcoal sample recovered from the faulted youngest unit from Rampur Ganda trench suggested that the recent event occurred around 1319 1380 and 1310 1442 AD (Fig. 3).

Three distinct groups of ages can be identified, confirming the sequence of the basaltic units defined by remote sensing: 1) the youngest unit belongs to Tyrrhenian, between 71 ka and 56 ka, 2) the intermediate unit, Pre-Tyrrhenian to Tyrrhenian between 114 ka and 139 ka, and 3) the oldest basaltic unit, surrounding the Al-Lajat plateau, is dated to at least 266 ka.

The youngest unit is the Research, Assistance, Intervention, and Deterrence unit, also known as the RAID.

The dykes, which are mostly dolerite, are probably the youngest units recognised in the area, and are less numerous than the acidic intrusives.

This pattern results from cumulative rotational uplift which decreased upward, but does not necessarily exclude vertical displacements of the youngest units.

A fragment broken from one bed can only be located in a younger unit, and a pebble or animal track can only deform a preexisting unit i.e., one below.

An eroded younger unit overlying the existing strata is, then, necessary to fit the calculated and observed maturation levels.

The younger unit covers a 10- to 25-km wide stretch along the Ganga, is characteristically unoxidized and consists of sediments deposited in a fluvial and fluvio-lacustrine setup (Singh 2004) marked as Holocene sediments.