Sentence examples for after circa from inspiring English sources

In the present analysis, a premature failure of a half-shaft of the transmission system of a racing car occurred after circa 100 km of use.

After circa 1600 AD, trapping of beaver, along with intensive modification of rivers and wetlands for navigation, mining, flood control, power generation, and agriculture, substantially altered river corridors throughout the country.

For the long-term exposures, the addition of 25 100 mg Ag kg-1 dry soil, as either AgNO3 or nAg, resulted in similar concentrations of free Ag+ in solution after circa a month of equilibration (Figure 5 and Additional file 1: Figure S1).

And while modern medications can work wonders on migraines, this is only true up to a point; after circa 10 medication days per month, migraine meds begin to trigger increasingly vicious migraines themselves, a bitterly ironic phenomenon known as "medication overuse headache".

Based on the chronogram, the percentage of total missing palm species increased sharply from 12%to28%8% after circa 24 Ma.

Although the ancestors of the contemporary Swahili (a maritime society, to be sure [Prins 1965]) began living on the coast in the mid first millennium C.E., we suggest that in practice they should be considered "maritime" only after circa C.E. 1000.

After that, Circa's team sees several possibilities.

After all, Circa could be close to 1m users by year-end.

Named after Ashwin circa 1994.

The most sought-after, "Rearing Horse," cast circa 1919 to 1921, sold for $1 million, well above its high estimate of $600,000.

You can fix a critical bug that crashes your app on load 15 minutes after discovery (See Circa).