layered

Examples of layering

layering

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

All visual behaviors were absent or greatly diminished until 8 to 10 weeks, when retinal layering had returned.
Consider a rotating spherical target, which rolls down along the layering channel.
This rheological layering raises a series of fundamental questions on the mechanics of the lithosphere.
It is more minutely editable, more suitable for layering, and permits changes that are more extensive.
We are dealing here with a layering of two temporal levels and it is time which constitutes the factor separating the figures.
Further, even minor changes in the layering of the inversion will be perceived as strange motions on the part of the monster.
Because of the multitude and layering or 'polyphony' of compositional gestures, there was a multitude of mappings.
An exception to this is rare layering observed in the olivine glomerocrystic gabbro, where layering may dip either inwards or outwards.
One situation where strict layering is violated on the segment level is gemination.
North of the body, these structures are mirrored with gently south-dipping gneissic layering and southward verging gently inclined folds.
Filling is relatively slow and beta layering is used for fuel.
For example, peaking the input angular-distribution near the channel axis results in the decreased amount of strikes during the layering.
Its imager has recently discovered evidence of ancient lakes with layering features indicative of erosion and sedimentary deposition owing to the action of water.
In many localities, layering is disturbed by small-scale faults and folds, probably also related to subsidence.
All divisions exhibit igneous layering on a variety of scales.
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