Sentence examples for a different epoch from inspiring English sources

Then O'Neill throws open a door on a different epoch.

While Ford went for a retro '60s feel in the interior of the Mustang, Mercedes chose a different epoch for the GLK interior — I'm thinking about 1985.

At higher elevations, the valley deepened; the walls rose a thousand feet on either side, in layers of colored sediment, each representing a different mineral and a different epoch.

WHEN Nepal, as it occasionally does, recently made international headlines, it was for a piece of news that sounded as if it came from a different epoch: a king abolishing democracy and restoring absolute monarchy.

Other symmetries, such as the invariance (i.e., unchanging form) of the laws under reflections and rotations carried out in space, reversal of time, or transformation to a different part of space or to a different epoch of time, are present both in classical mechanics and in relativistic mechanics, and with certain restrictions, also in quantum mechanics.

The choice of the initial model has no effect on the final result as long as it is close enough to the actual field, such as a model at a different epoch (e.g., Langlais et al. 2003).

The roots of the company extend back to 1973, over 40 years ago, a veritable different epoch compared to the IT industry.

When it comes to guns, we have lost our bearings in this country, allowing misguided chest-thumping about a constitutional amendment penned in an entirely different epoch, under entirely different circumstances, to trump all prudence and decency," Bruni wrote in Sunday's editions.

Finally, we examined how these relationships differed at different epoch lengths, ranging from 1 to 60 s.

We have examined an instantaneous SV model sequentially for each different epoch against the instantaneous necessary condition for a prescribed MF.

There is no a statistically significant difference among the values obtained according to different epoch numbers in all directions of the coordinate axes.