Concept in Definition ABC

The concept that concerns us has several uses in our language and that occur in different contexts.

One word, multiple uses

In its most general and extensive use, the substrate would be the substance of things, the being of them.

In geology ...

On the other hand, and in the field of geology, the soil layer that is below the layer that would be the surface layer is called a substrate. It is also often referred to as subsoil.

Normally it can be composed of clay or sand that have undergone a partial action by climatic agents such as air, the wind, the Water and the sun, among others. Due to such a situation, its coloration turns out to be a little lighter, we could say light brown. It should be noted that in it are the deepest roots of the trees that we see on the surfaces.

On ecology...

Continuing in the natural environment, ecology uses the term to name that area that has homogeneous environmental conditions and that then allows some organisms Living beings develop normally and bond with other living beings.

On linguistics...

In another area totally different from the one mentioned, such as linguistics, we also find a definition for this word. This is the name given to the influence that the language of one geographical place exerts on another language who decides for x reason to settle in that territory. For example, a Paraguayan community that speaks Guaraní and sits on Argentine soil will obviously see this language influenced by the Spanish language, which is the one spoken in Argentina.

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On the other hand and at the request of the Photography the substrate consists of that bath that is applied on a support to achieve the fixation between the light-sensitive layer and the glass.

Meanwhile, in use colloquial In speech, the word substrate is used many times to refer to what was kept for a long time in the shadows, inside something and that suddenly emerges and shows openly.