Sentence examples for Ephemeral period from inspiring English sources

Ephemeral period evidence helps to demonstrate why the new residential fabric was calibrated as it was and why it has had such a peculiar neutralizing effect on all its parts.

The play reflects in its idealization of court life the ephemeral period of happiness Tasso had enjoyed at Ferrara.

Taken as a whole, Finch's archive is  a document of one of the most exciting and ephemeral periods in UK dance music.

They also offer a steadying historical anchor in an all-too-ephemeral period.

Ephemeral that period may have been, but in the world of black and white little changes, and negrophilia endures to this day.

This occurs because snow cover in mid-latitudes is low and ephemeral, leaving longer periods of frozen, snow-free ground.

In ephemeral habitats, long periods of inactivity or hiding can depress growth and developmental rates, ultimately decreasing fitness [53], [54].

Conversely, among evolutionary geneticists there is intense interest in the genetic basis and evolutionary history of traits that allow the exploitation of ecologically 'difficult' habitats, including those with limited or ephemeral water, extended periods of climatic (heat or cold) extremes, and soil toxicity.

Cool-season Pacific frontal storms cause river flow, ephemeral lakes, and fan incision, whereas periods of intense warm-season storms cause hillslope erosion and alluvial fan aggradation.

It is a period of ephemeral and risky existence of the young species that does not leave any traces in the evolutionary chronicle.

The Rugseer River, where these studies were done, is ephemeral with extended dry periods (it is only estimated to flow for ∼36%% of the time) and its catchment gets ∼150 250 mm/year of rainfall so groundwater availability is very limited.