disconformity

A disconformity which shows clear evidence of emergence separates these carbonates from the Early-Late Cretaceous succession (Umar et al., 2011).

(257) Such positive attestations make it more difficult for experts to omit disconformity findings and flexibilities in the research while still viewing themselves as honest.

Thus the rather long period of non-deposition, corresponding to the disconformity between the Oredezh Beds and the Staritsa Beds, cannot be excluded.

99-6 provides a disconformity of treatment between the seller of a partnership interest and the acquirer, representing a combination of the rules stated in Sec.

Decisions of the dispute settlement system of the WTO are thus expressed as commands of results, by requiring that the measure recognized as in disconformity be brought in conformity to multilateral obligations.

Taken together, the evidence suggests: 1) ice-margin recession was much slower out of the basin than previously realized; or 2) a disconformity at the top of the till or within the rhythmite sequence marks a period of time between ice-margin recession (lower rhythmites) and resumed rhythmite deposition as lake level dropped and sediment was supplied from the land (upper rhythmites).

"Does Disconformity in State Corporate Income Tax Systems Affect Compliance Cost Burdens?" National Tax Journal, 56(2): 355-71.

The succession attributed to the Jurassic corresponds to two superposed sedimentary megasequences bound by a major disconformity (Valenzuela et al., 1986; Fig.