Sentence examples for ancestral age from inspiring English sources

The estimated nephilid ancestral age (40 60 Ma) rejects a Gondwanan origin of the family as most of the southern continents were already split at that time.

As President Trump promises to recover the jobs of an ancestral age populated by well-paid coal miners, steelworkers and assemblers of air-conditioners, he is missing one of the most critical challenges of the American work force: transforming long-term care into a higher-quality, better-paid job that could support the middle class of the future.

Human culture and the decisive features of the world as man now knows it are established during the transformation: man's labour, sexuality, and death are due to some action of the ancestors; the topography of the land is the "tracks" left by the ancestors; men, animals, and plants are depicted as having received their present form after the ancestral age.

For the larger genes ENV, GAG and POL, the estimated ancestral age is 1939±13, whereas for the smaller genes it is 1900±54 years.

Each iteration a random node X is selected and duplicated with all of its edges, resulting in nodes A and B. If a random number between 0 and 1, is lower than a, daughter node A (identical to B) is assigned a new age, while B still has the ancestral age (we assume one node needs to perform part of the ancestral function).

Covariates used in the analysis were sex, age, ancestral background, weight, treatment with amiodarone, and treatment with losartan.

The drummer Ola Jagun, from Nigeria, is a Yoruba priest, and his group, Ancestral Rhythms, mixes age-old chanting and drumming with contemporary dance rhythms.

Although Shannon worked largely with analog technology, he also has some claim as the father of the digital age, whose ancestral ideas date back not only to his 1948 paper but also to his master's thesis, published a decade earlier.

If people do get out to march in the streets in Northern Ireland it is still over age old, ancestral issues over flags, emblems and religious divisions rather than global issues.

This includes estimating the rates and timing of chromosomal changes (inversions and translocations) as well as deducing the age of ancestral progenitor species and predicting their genome configurations.

Overall, we find that the forces driving gene duplication from X chromosomes are dependent on the lineage in question, the molecular mechanism of duplication considered, the preservation of the ancestral copy, and the age of the X chromosome.