Sentence examples for ces evidence from inspiring English sources

In this paper empirical work is undertaken to inform the CES evidence base informing management priorities of the Northern Devon Nature Improvement Area (NDNIA) in south west England.

The excavations of a prehistoric village and mention of the settlement as Calisia by the astronomer-geographer Ptolemy in the 2nd century ce are evidence of the town's antiquity.

The increase in the fill factor with the incorporation of nanomaterial with PEDOT PSS is due to the reduced charge transfer resistance (RCT) at electrolyte/CE interface and porous diffusion impedance (Zdiff) of redox couple in porous CE, as evidenced by electrochemical impedance spectrum and Tafel polarization measurements.

After the 1st century ce there is evidence of a progressive rise in sea level.

The first historical reference to Baku dates from 885 ce, although archaeological evidence indicates a settlement there several centuries before Christ.

A few words are known in all of these eastern Iranian languages from as early as the 2nd to the 4th century ce, but substantial evidence begins for Sogdian in the 4th century, for Saka probably no earlier than the 7th century (though that for Tumshuq may be a few centuries older), and for Khwārezmian not until the 12th century and later.

Even before Seneca the Younger, his father, Seneca the Elder, who lived in the reigns of Augustus, Tiberius and Caligula, indicates in a comment that snakes would be put in the culleus: The rather later satirist Juvenal (born, probably, in the 50s CE) also provides evidence for the monkey, he even pities the monkey, at one point, as an innocent sufferer.

Josephus provides an unlikely account of the razing of a hill on which the Acra had stood, yet his description of the end of the Great Revolt (70 CE) provides additional evidence for it being located south of the Temple Mount: As the other buildings mentioned in the account all stood to the south in the Lower City, this also places the Acra there.