Sentence examples for * subperiods from inspiring English sources

In the Southern Hemisphere, there is a marked cooling event beginning near the boundary separating the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian subperiods.

The Carboniferous Period is divided into two major subdivisions the Mississippian (358.9 to 323.2 million years ago) and the Pennsylvanian (323.2 to 298.9 million years ago) subperiods.

And, finally, certain periods of life are apportioned to their governing planets in a fixed sequence; these period governors in turn share their authority with the other planets by granting them subperiods.

They added as significant elements the nakshatras (or lunar mansions), an elaborate system of three categories of yogas (or planetary combinations), dozens of different varieties of dashas (periods of the planets) and antardashas (subperiods), and a complex theory of ashtakavarga based on continuous horoscopy.

Treatments were retained during both subperiods.

We repeat the mood regressions in three subperiods.

The subperiods 2002 and 2009 are shorter than 12 months.

Some of the stocks are included in all subperiods while others meet the selection criterion only in some subperiods, but not in others.

This leads to two stocks being dropped completely and two other stocks being removed from the affected subperiods, but retained in the sample in other subperiods.

The development of logic in Warsaw had two subperiods in 1918 1939, namely 1918 1929 and 1929 1939.

Table 4 reports the analysis of the daily abnormal returns in the three subperiods.