Sentence examples for The present-day form from inspiring English sources

The initial form of graben (7 km to 28 km) is much wider than the present-day form (3 km to 14 km) and has been uplifted and dissected into several small-scale sub-horsts and sub-grabens (Koçyiğit, 2005).

It has been elucidated that hop genes have a long history of gene rearrangements, which ended in the present-day form.

The present-day form of the upper Merced River watershed, however, was formed by glaciers, and the lower watershed was indirectly but significantly affected.

The present-day form of the watershed, with its broad sediment-filled valleys and deeply eroded side canyons, was shaped by a climate change during the previous Ice Age that produced Aliso Canyon, the creek's final gorge.

THE Carnivora, as existing at the present day, form a natural group, though very sharply divided into two distinct sections, the Pinniped or aquatic, and the Fissi-ped or terrestrial forms.

After a French-brokered cease-fire, the situation hardened into its present-day form.

In 1884 Hertz derived Maxwell's theory by a new method and put its fundamental equations into their present-day form.

This is phylogeny, or the drawing of family trees of the various genes found in present-day forms of life.

They are derivatives of an oligoneopterous stock, which gave rise to Neuroptera (lacewings), Hymenoptera (ants, wasps, and bees), and Coleoptera (beetles) in the Early Permian Period (299 million to 271 million years ago); the early ancestry of these orders is obscure, however, and the earliest fossils closely resemble present-day forms.

Moving from the language's Latin roots to its present-day forms, this concise book offers readers insights into the origin and evolution of Spanish, the historical and cultural changes that shaped it, and its spread around the world.

In addition, the present-day structural form and the oil and gas pools distribution indicate that hydrocarbon did migrate laterally and vertically along the structural ridge, through the thick sand bodies J1s2 and the Jurassic faults.