Sentence examples for and subsided in the from inspiring English sources

After 1977, the three observation points of Motoyama showed definite periods of uplift approximately every 10 years (1982 1984, 1991 1993, 2000 2002, 2006 2016), and subsided in the intervening periods.

The DHF outbreak started in late June 2000, peaked in September (during the rainy season), and subsided in the dry winter season in December 2000.

The first wave began in May 2009, peaked in July, and subsided in December; the second wave began in January 2010, peaked in early February, and subsided in April.

The Tokai region of Japan is known to be a seismic gap area and is expected to be the source region of the anticipated Tokai earthquake with a moment magnitude of over 8. Interplate slow slip occurred from approximately 2001 and subsided in 2005 in the area adjacent to the source region of the expected Tokai earthquake.

Fignon crossed the line on the Champs-Elysées and subsided in tears on the cobbles, having lost by just eight seconds after almost 88 hours of racing – still the narrowest margin in Tour history.

The epidemic began in February, peaked in April and subsided in August; 25% of the base strength (≈5,000 personnel) was affected, with a maximum of 1,713 cases per 1,000 persons per year (13 , 23).

Cases peaked in early September and subsided in early October.

Cases peaked in middle April and subsided in late April.

Since then there has been conflict in Gaza, followed by a wave of violence between Palestinians and Israelis, which began last October and only subsided in the spring.

After the high-fives and hugs subsided in the wake of a 6-5 comeback victory in 10 innings over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night, the Yankees were left to address another poor outing by Hughes.

von Huene et al. (1982) inferred that the Paleogene rocks on the Cretaceous sediments had been uplifted by the end of the Paleogene and then subsided in the Neogene (during the opening of the Japan Sea), creating the prominent unconformity.