Sentence examples for as the epoch of from inspiring English sources

This period before Big Bang is known as the epoch of inflation.

My older partner had been, in what I thought of vaguely as the epoch of Jacques Tati.

Some historians see the entire period of 1914 to 1945 as the epoch of total war, or of the European civil war.

The discovery provides the first census of galaxies from what's known as the epoch of reionization.

Then about a billion years later, some sort of radiation had ionized the hydrogen, turning it into a transparent broth of electrons and ions over a period of several hundred million years; the period is known as the Epoch of Reionization.

We examined the relationship between the reproductive rates of the Australian rodents and the environmental variations across the continent, as well as the epoch of their colonization of the continent.

For epoch 2010.0, CHAMP data were selected from June 2009 to August 2009, in an attempt to be as close as possible to the epoch of the models.

Preprocessing was done as follows: we set the epoch of interest for the detection of the synchronized intervals from −100 to +400 ms relative to stimulus onset and considered only the intervals that were fully contained within the epoch.

However, at some point(s) in the past, such exchanges must have happened, and as discussed in this paper, the epoch of eukaryogenesis seems to be the most likely period for these events to occur (the second "melting pot" of virus evolution).

Notably the life-event most clearly associated with the development of depression and mania is the cessation of pregnancy, as the post-partum period constitutes the epoch of greatest risk for developing MDD or BD (Drevets and Todd 2005).

Spreadsheet outputs including site rate estimates and phylogenetic informativeness values in rank-order of priority for the epochs of interest, as well as tables to reproduce the profiles for further processing.