How to pronounce“strati”in English

stratified to the degree that now uh knowledge has been put on a rocket

But stratigraphy doesn’t just tell us what happened in Earth’s history.

To stratify something's to roll your Rs.

And we see this stratified across upper-middle-income countries, lower-middle-income countries, and low-income countries, where poor literacy is up to 90%.

We call it stratification in forests.

The stratosphere is stratified.

able to stratify it well so let me tell you what the context is you'll recognize immediately why this is such a cool

That's the natural stratification of the universe.

This is a stratigraphic diagram.

We dig down in stratigraphic units, recording each one as we go, so we understand how the archaeological site was built up, and then, therefore, how we're essentially

We have a class stratification there.

becoming more stratified. And where you're born is more and more where you're going to end up, which is to me, such a threat to a basic conviction

So if it's stratified in a population how is it associated with other kinds of stratification, income and so forth, education?

And this figure is heavily stratified by social disadvantage, and emerging research coming from the UK and the USA suggests

But we've got to really culturally stratify that information.

also believed that inequality and social stratification were the natural order of the universe, which as George Orwell put memorably, "some

We can be smarter about patient stratification.

And you can do the stratigraphy.

We are more inclusive and more stratified.

for what we call risk stratification.

Is it itself a form of stratification?

Is it itself a form of stratification?

And so if it’s stratified in a population how is it associated with other kinds of stratification—income and so forth, education?

The second of no surprise to you is what I call "stratification," which is just the rise of income inequality, and we

We know that exposures to adverse childhood experiences is stratified by socioeconomic status as well.

Now the far right takes ideas of inequality and stratification to absurd levels.

We live in a world that is becoming unbelievably stratified, where people's lives are unbelievably-- not only routinized, but actually held

And then how do changes in temperature affect the stratification of the lake, the mixing and the diurnal

But even within this elite network we find these micro-stratification processes. There are people even within that have even more elite networks than everyone else, and they're

And so what that means for us is understanding that the workplace is stratified-- by race, by class, by gender, by citizenship status, which

Nothing about the context, the stratigraphic unit, I should say, of this artifact.

So this is why we're ending up really as the most stratified of all of these countries.

so that's why they were drawn to Whitehall Street because they had this great stratification by class. So what they found was that the people at the bottom of the group, of the

And what we’ve seen is we’ve seen this terrible economic stratification where the technical professions were turned into support roles for this different leadership class.

back then U I think a lot of people emulated uh that stratified sort of concept of society and um Chicago certainly did you

For Du Bois said that this data was very powerful in showing that there was historical causes of stratification-- that that was to be understood.

How do you actually do the machine learning tasks in a way that meets challenges of population stratification and causality and everything else?

So based on this, so waistline targets based on ethnicity are actually stratified because of that jelly-to-crust difference between different cultures.

disperse to our single-family homes our apartments, our stratified society where rich and poor are

I think she says, "Our family is an alternate stratification of poetry and mathematics" along the line there.

Actually, he said each layer has its own micro-stratigraphy that was undisturbed.

The community that they arrived in was a thriving Jewish community, but it was a highly stratified community.

Where we are expanding is into small, medium businesses which in many ways is like a stratified prosumer or heavy, large consumer.

We should have spaces where people of different backgrounds and socioeconomic levels come together so we don’t have stratified experiences.

not just in criminal justice, but in urban communities and social welfare policy and just social stratification in the United States generally, that you

effects not just in criminal justice but in urban communities and social welfare policy and just social stratification in the United States generally that you

expensive most most ineffective way to deal with crime that will produce the most kind of social stratification and collateral damage and will undo a lot of

expensive most ineffective way to deal with crime that will produce the most kind of social stratification and collateral damage and will undo a of the

And then there's the ceremony that's involved in it beyond the ritual of food, which we also wanted to stratify in this and explore