Sentence examples for ancient epoch from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bell said the mosaic of pictures represented only one-eighth of the 360-degree panorama of the site at Gusev crater, an arid basin that scientists think held a lake in an ancient epoch when Mars presumably had an abundance of liquid water.

One could, in principle, consider the best documented period (the satellite era) to characterize unmodeled sources at ancient epochs.

Instead, we consider that those data may be helpful to infer some information on the core signal at ancient epochs and find it interesting to estimate their associated UMSL.

Such an improvement will enable simultaneous inference of recent growth and more ancient epochs.

It is recommended to conduct isotopic studies on the Aswan population to achieve more detailed interpretations about food customs of this area during ancient epochs.

Both models assume the ancient epochs before 620 generations ago to be the same as those in the Gazave et al. (2014) model illustrated in Figure 2A.

Motivated by these results, we considered a third model with two recent exponential growth epochs, which still assumes the ancient epochs before 620 generations ago to be the same as those in the Gazave et al. (2014) model illustrated in Figure 2A.

This scenario dates the connection between the Padano-Venetian and the Tuscano-Latium ichthyogeographic district in an epoch ancient enough to maintain the genetic differences in the mtDNA, but not in the microsatellites (dated in 0.5 millions years ago by Stefani et al. [ 44]).

History itself stops being linear, and becomes instead a sort of cubist affair, with peaks and troughs of civilisation and great leaders from different cultures and epochs (ancient Chinese, Renaissance Italy, medieval France, fascist Europe) existing together, joined across centuries and made to rhyme in Pound's mind.

And yet the epoch of ancient Greek religion existed for two thousand years.

We could imagine another such 'atheist' during the nearly four-thousand-year epoch of ancient Summerian-Akkadian-Babylonian religion: he too was right.