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Meanings of unstratified in English
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no estratificado Usage of unstratified in English
1
Histology-by-treatment interaction was tested with an unstratified multivariate Cox regression model.
2
In the first place, it is mainly unstratified; its lower formation is altogether so.
3
The whole valley of the Amazon is covered with stratified and unstratified and unfossiliferous
4
The origin of the unstratified drift is a question which has been much controverted.
5
The clay does not arrange itself in layers or beds, but is distinctly unstratified.
6
As a rule it is quite unstratified, but traces of bedding are not uncommon.
7
It is unstratified, and is composed of compact tuff, in parts having the resin-like fracture.
8
Over much of the northern states there is spread an unstratified stony clay called the drift.
9
In every climate, unstratified granite separates by decomposition into blocks of prismatic, cylindric, or columnar figures.
10
In places the unstratified drift is heaped in hills of various kinds, which we will now describe.
11
Near Ocotal this unstratified formation is nearly level, excepting where worn into deep gulches by the existing streams.
12
All strictly glacial deposits are unstratified.
13
They are rarely, if ever, seen in unstratified rocks; but many layers of stratified rocks abound in these remains.
14
These unstratified deposits consist mostly of quartz sand with numerous angular and subangular blocks of quartz and talcose schist.
15
The brunt of the controversy settled about the unstratified rocks-granitesand their allies-whichthe Plutonists claimed as of igneous origin.
16
This familiar rock may be studied as an example of the second great group of rocks,-theunstratified, or igneous rocks.
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