Sentence examples for coeval trends from inspiring English sources
The stratigraphy and dates established the Pleistocene/Holocene interface and confirmed coeval trends of diminished Early Holocene floodplain accretion and sustained soil formation.
They also pointed out a linkage between the distribution of volcanic rocks and N-S trending coeval transcurrent faults.
Similar structural architecture and geochemical trends in the coeval Troodos and Baër-Bassit ophiolites suggest that this multi-stage SSZ magmatism was common in most Tethyan ophiolites.
His work derived from the ukiyo-e or "pictures of the floating world" movement coeval with Japan's Edo period.
In the Eastern Zone, NW verging folds coeval with a pervasive slaty cleavage and a NW SE trending lineation are the dominant structures.
Climate proxy records from the middle to high latitude Southern Hemisphere indicate that a Lateglacial (15,000-11,500 15,000-11,500 years agorsal, approximately climatewith the Antareversalld Reversapproximatelyerrupted a warming trend during deglacoevaln.
But in their compositional concerns, they resemble their Western coevals more closely, as they attempt to synthesize the current trends of European modernism — the computer-driven "spectral" analysis of sound, and the development of extreme sounds from ordinary instruments — with their own personal voice.
(Let us remember that the poet Goethe, in Weimar, built roads and managed mines). But in their compositional concerns, they resemble their Western coevals more closely, as they attempt to synthesize the current trends of European modernism the computer-driven "spectral" analysis of sound, and the development of extreme sounds from ordinary instruments with their own personal voice.
These trends were punctuated by centennial-scale changes, most of which were coeval with or immediately followed the deposition of tephras and/or paleofires.
They reflect a clear trend for its increasing use and exploitation from 3600 cal yr BC (Final Neolithic) to the Early Minoan period, that is coeval with an opening of the landscape.
