Stratum \Stra"tum\, n.; pl. E. {Stratums}, L. {Strata}. The latter is more common. [L., from sternere, stratum, to spread; akin to Gr. ? to spread, strew. See {Strew}, and cf. {Consternation}, {Estrade}, {Prostrate}, {Stratus}, {Street}.] 1. (Geol.) A bed of earth or rock of one kind, formed by natural causes, and consisting usually of a series of layers, which form a rock as it lies between beds of other kinds. Also used figuratively.
2. A bed or layer artificially made; a course.
An additional 22 percent already are set aside for the lowest strata in the rigid hierarchy of Indian society.
Rock strata under California have been so fractured and jumbled that they form a "shock absorber" that dissipates quake vibrations.
The state Geological Survey began drilling the hole in a Wayne Township quarry in October as part of an effort to map the state's underground strata.
The buried amino acids in Denmark appeared in strata above and below a layer of the element iridium, which some scientist say marks the impact of a huge meteorite that killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
In fact, lead poisoning crosses all geographic and socioeconomic strata and affects as many as four million children.
"But in these conditions, when we have the participation of wide strata of the population, we have tried and are trying to use political means," he said.
"But in these conditions, when we have the participation of wide strata of the population, we have tried and are trying to use political means," he said, referring to the wide public support for Lithuania's independence movement.
Inequality grows as the wealthier strata absorb ever-higher shares of a nation's income.
He just doesn't have the experience to optimize his talent," Dolby said. "There are a lot of people who are at the top of the strata who are good at optimizing the little talent they have.
After that, his motivation changed. In the beginning his motivation was to pull his family out of its lower economic strata.
The party continues to stand on the principled position: The price reform should not affect the standard of living, especially that of low-income strata.
We are ready to play the democratic game," newspaper editor Khieu Khanharith said in an interview. "How can one party pretend to represent all strata of society?
Analysts believe either or both properties could be redeveloped to increase lettable space and to tap the growing market for strata titled (joint ownership) office space. It was unclear last night how much of Miramar Henderson Investment had acquired.
This is also a guy who has happened to achieve at a very high strata a kind of success that is fabulous.
An additional 22 percent already are set aside for the lowest strata in the rigid hierarchy of Indian society, tribespeople and the so-called untouchables.
Sonic, a hairy blue porcupine, moves from strata to strata of video strife doing flips, scaling bridges and scooting through tunnels.
Sonic, a hairy blue porcupine, moves from strata to strata of video strife doing flips, scaling bridges and scooting through tunnels.