Sentence examples for ages large from inspiring English sources

In the melting periods between ice ages, large areas were flooded by the sea because the enormous weight of the ice had depressed the land.

The area now has housing of various styles and ages, large offices and small-scale industry; there are also churches, a school and some open space.

With its ~5-million-year chronosequence of islands of known ages, large number of island-endemic species, and generally positive relationship between island age and species age within many taxonomic groups (i.e., the progression rule, [ 28]), Hawai'i offers a unique opportunity to examine the evolutionary timescale over which DNA barcoding works.

Apart from a small number of images on wooden panels, two kinds of painting have survived from the early Middle Ages: large-scale painting on the walls of buildings and small-scale painting in manuscripts.

By the Middle Ages, larger horses in this class were sometimes called destriers.

Even in our supposedly disenchanted age, large majorities of Americans believe in God and heaven, miracles and prayer.

American strategic and scientific interests at both poles will be threatened if replacements are not built soon for the Coast Guard's two aging large icebreaking ships, said a panel convened by the National Academies, the nation's top scientific advisory group.

The procedure proposed and examined in this paper for diagnosis of possible damage in aged large concrete dams can be outlined as follows.

During the late Bronze Age large scale expansion of arable farming and pasture land is documented from c. 990 to 490 BC (2940 2440 cal. yr BP).

It has been known that several factors, including advanced patient age, large tear size, severe muscle atrophy and fatty infiltration, systemic metabolic diseases and smoking are associated with failed or poor tendon healing (Montgomery et al. 2012).

By 5 weeks of age large regions of the K5-β1 IFE were β1 integrin positive.