Stratum definition

Stratum. (plural strata) means a single sedimentary bed or layer, regardless of thickness, that consists of generally the same kind of rock material.
Stratum means any part of land consisting of a space of any shape below, on or above the surface of the land, or partly below and partly above the surface of the land, the dimensions of which are delineated;
Stratum or “Strata” means, respectively, a Survey area or areas for which the boundaries are determined by the Stratification Criteria for the type of Survey referenced.

Examples of Stratum in a sentence

  • The Council will use it is best endeavours to complete the Community Hub fit out so that it is operational within 12 months after the dedication of the Community Hub Stratum Lot.


More Definitions of Stratum

Stratum means a part of land consisting of a space or layer below, on, or above the surface of the land, or partly below and partly above the surface of the land, defined or definable by reference to improvements or otherwise, whether some of the dimensions of the space or layer are unlimited or whether all the dimensions are limited, but refers only to a stratum rateable or taxable under any Act.
Stratum means a Survey area for which the boundaries are determined by the Stratification Criteria specified in the Agreement for the type of Survey referenced.
Stratum means a group of stands that contain a similar attribute, such as vegetation or soils attributes.
Stratum means such facility, building or development (including a Station) as may exist or may be built or developed on or within the LTA Lot.
Stratum means a layer of rock more or less similar throughout, a lithological unit. (ff) "Seismograph Shot Holes" shall mean those holes used in reflection and refraction
Stratum means a single sedimentary bed or layer, or series of layers that consists of generally the same kind of rock material regardless of thickness. The plural of stratum is strata.
Stratum means a group of fish populations, with a Species Management Unit, characterized by a primary commonality in life history.