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Definition of stratums in English Turkish dictionary
- stratum
- katman
- stratum
- sosyal tabaka
- stratum
- zemin
- stratum
- yatak
- stratum
- kat
- stratum
- toplumsal sınıf
- stratum
- tabaka
- stratum
- {ç} stra.ta (strät'ı, strey'tı)/--s (strät'ımz, strey'tımz)
- stratum
- doku tabakası
- stratum
- (Tıp) (strata). Doku tabakası, kat, tabaka
- stratum
- jeol
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Definition of stratums in English English dictionary
- lateral stratums
- plural form of lateral stratum
- stratum
- Any of the regions of the atmosphere, such as the stratosphere, that occur as layers
- stratum
- One of several parallel horizontal layers of material arranged one on top of another
- stratum
- A layer of vegetation, usually of similar height
- stratum
- a natural or artificial layer, bed, or thickness of any substance or material
- stratum
- {n} bed or layer of earth, covering, row
- stratum
- A layer of tissue
- stratum
- A layer of sedimentary rock having approximately the same composition throughout
- stratum
- one of several parallel layers of material arranged one on top of another (such as a layer of tissue or cells in an organism)
- stratum
- A horizontal layer of vegetation A stratum may be defined by the life form of the vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous), or its actual height
- stratum
- A class of society composed of people with similar social, cultural, or economic status
- stratum
- A sedimentary bed or layer that generally consists of the same kind of soils or rock material
- stratum
- A bed or layer artificially made; a course
- stratum
- an abstract place usually conceived as having depth; "a good actor communicates on several levels"; "a simile has at least two layers of meaning"; "the mind functions on many strata simultaneously"
- stratum
- A stratum of society is a group of people in it who are similar in their education, income, or social status. It was an enormous task that affected every stratum of society
- stratum
- A layer or bed of rock Sedimentary rocks are stratified
- stratum
- A layer of sedimentary rock; plural is strata
- stratum
- A subdivision of a forest area to be inventoried, based on a group of trees with the same or similar species composition, age and height class
- stratum
- A sampling structure that restricts sample randomization/selection to a subset of the frame Inclusion probabilities may or may not differ among strata
- stratum
- (plural: strata) A layer of soil or sediment
- stratum
- The distance a host running the xntpd time daemon is from an external source of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) A stratum 1 server has direct access to an external source of UTC, such as a radio clock synchronized to a standard time signal broadcast In general, a stratum n server is n-1 network hops away from a stratum 1 server For example, a stratum 4 server is 3 hops away from a stratum 1 server Also, a stratum n server is at a higher stratum than a stratum n-1 server For example, a stratum 3 server is at a higher stratum than a stratum 2 server, and at a lower stratum than a stratum 4 server See also ``time daemon''
- stratum
- {i} horizontal layer of material; bed of sedimentary rock (Geology); level of society
- stratum
- 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
- stratum
- Annual ED visits Location within metropolitan area Outpatient department or alcohol/chemical dependence inpatient unit
- stratum
- A subdivision of a forest area to be inventoried based on a group of trees with the same or similar species composition, age, and height class
- stratum
- Also used figuratively
- stratum
- 1 the presence of a distinctive vertical range within a plant community, whether in the distribution of leaf mass, plant individuals, or species, or in any other canopy feature As cited in
- stratum
- One layer of earth (The plural is strata )
- stratum
- A single sedimentary bed or layer, regardless of thickness
- stratum
- Strata are different layers of rock. Contained within the rock strata is evidence that the region was intensely dry 15,000 years ago