Sentence examples for a long time span from inspiring English sources

Adding ancient DNA gives many more points of reference over a long time span.

Transport infrastructure projects typically take place over a long time span.

Whether this complex displays toxicity over a long time span should be studied further.

The charging-discharging stability is also tested for a long time span of 12 weeks.

The key to his handling of large musical forms is a dramatic use of tonality over a long time span.

A modern ship is very expensive to build and is expected to operate efficiently over a long time span.

The information comes from a wide range of resources over a long time-span.

If work is now offered as a form of secular salvation by contemporary politicians, its redemptive power was acquired slowly and over a long time-span, as the holy poor journeyed on their long descent from closeness to God to a condition of forlorn dispossession.

However, being derived over a long time-span, it cannot contain a detailed description of external magnetic signals (as in the comprehensive approach, see Sabaka et al. 2015).

In the first case we used the jerk concept and an empirical approach to describe the field evolution between successive jerks, as described in Section 3. In the second case, our considerations are based on the field evolution in a grid of points of 2° × 2° latitude/longitude over Europe, calculated from global main field models with a long time-span (gufm1, IGRF, CM4).

The mitotype diversification cannot be explained by evolutionary events occurring over a short time, and the mitotypes are probably evolutionary products of a long time-span and coexisting in the mitochondrial population.