層

even more

high-rise (building)

fault

stratum

very

class

upper stratum (classes, stories, storeys)

age range

unaffiliated voters

depths

multistoried

surface

lower layer

stratosphere

(geol) group

still more

further

rather

first layer

middle part

exaggerated

inner layers

intermediate water (depth: 200-2000 meters)

stratum of society

stratigraphy

medium and high-rise (buildings, apartments, etc.)

the middle class

layering

facies

superficial

presheaf

the underworld

stratification

air layer

basilect

fossil bed

upper air

subsoil

base support (e.g. for a party in an election)

acrolect

atomic layer epitaxy

surface water (depth: 0-200 meters)

top brass

outer layers

topsoil

stratigraphy

marine deposit

each stratum

surface web

stratification

superficial

culture of a higher order (as opposed to fundamental culture)

multilayer

player depth (in a team)

overstory (overstorey)

lower level

stratified

upper level

in every area and on every level

the young

bedding

high-rise building

bottom layer

stratified

(deep) geological disposal (of radioactive waste)

fundamental culture (concept proposed by German folklorist Hans Naumann)

fault-block mountains

physical layer

stratovolcano

cambium layer

cork cambium

ruling class

understory (understorey)

social class

base layer

surface form

boundary layer

upper air currents

normal fault

superstratum

layers of history

positron emission tomography

stratification

hierarchical directory

hierarchical menu

sublayer

deep water (depth: 2000-4000 meters)

surface form

laminar flow

low-rise (architecture)

aphotic zone

active fault

deep psyche

winds aloft

housewife demographic

substratum

multilayer

herbaceous layer

upper floor (of a building)

Ozone Layer Protection Act

fault topography

readership

upper floor (of a high-rise building)

layer-management

aquifer

hierarchical display

transform fault

depth psychology

low income group

clientele

dextral fault

fault movement

monolayer

extreme height

skyscraper

bottom water (depth: 4000+ meters)

deep geological disposal (of radioactive waste)

surface structure

poly-hierarchy

lithological layer

deep web

oil strata

fault valley

management level

fault plane

tomogram

the intellectual class

upper-level weather chart

class hierarchy

data hierarchy

protocol hierarchy

layered architecture

layered directory

hierarchical file model

layered protocol

hierarchical menu

fault coast

an oil stratum

hierarchical relation

sinistral fault

fault line

times

stratum of loam

layer

ozone layer

adaptation layer

application layer

signalling layer

session layer

data link layer