Sentence examples for deepest age from inspiring English sources

First, we use divergence time estimates and ancestral area reconstruction to estimate the deepest age of an endemic South American clade and thereby infer the minimum time of colonization of South America by plethodontid salamanders.

That's the mixed blessing of a "narrower and deeper" age.

What the women at the center of "Hidden Figures" lived through in their youth, in the deep age of Jim Crow, and, later, at a time of protest and of legal change, remains unspoken; their wisdom and insight remain unexpressed.

Extensive experiments on the two of the largest benchmark datasets show that our deep age estimation model gains notable advantage on accuracy when compared against existing methods.

The deeper aging degree of asphalt binders is, the worse asphalt-filler interaction ability is.

The results show that the deeper aging degree of asphalt for foaming process needs higher temperature and more foaming water content.

Puente Hills's deep, aging refuse pile produces a constant flow of 31,000 cubic feet a minute of landfill gas (roughly half methane, half carbon dioxide, with traces of various pollutants mixed in).

But natural selection is not at play at such ages, because rare animals survive until deep aging in the wild.

Yet overwhelming geological evidence indicates that liquid water has existed on our planet since the seas formed more than 4 billion years ago, even during the deepest ice ages.

Although McCourt loves to carry characters over from book to book, they seem to become shallower, not deeper, with age.

What America's senior citizens decide to do with this choice will affect their level of income -- or poverty -- in deep old age.