Sentence examples for earliest formation from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, through advanced fossil studies and DNA analysis of the single-cell anaerobic bacteria that live in deep hot ocean seeps known as fumaroles, scientists have been able to glimpse the earliest formation of all life.

Our results indicate that the isolated organic matter after the H2O2 treatment can probably be used to estimate the age of the earliest formation of Holocene/Pleistocene-aged Alpine soils.

Our message consisted of greetings in 55 human languages, and the salutations of humpback whales, as well as 118 images, 27 pieces from the world's great musical traditions and an essay written in sound that tells the story of our planet from its earliest formation, through the evolution of life and development of technology up to the present.

The phrase denotes the belief that each nation in Europe had from its earliest formation developed a culture of its own, with features as unique as its language, even though its language and culture might have near relatives over the frontier.

Mars has long tantalized humanity as a potential astrobiological haven, but its fate as a planetary runt and a long-shot for life as we know it may have been sealed from its earliest formation.

Evidence suggests that the earliest formation of WNA can support the learning of mathematics as a connected network of concepts and, vice versa, embedding WNA in the broad field of mathematics can foster a better understanding.

There were two main influences on the early formation of pragmatism.

This "exploration" is critical to the early formation of new capabilities.

They also found that the nanoparticles could accurately reveal the early formation of colorectal tumors.

Education and sound early "formation" are essential to ending the French crisis of unemployment; apprenticeships are a good solution.

When Earth was in its early formation, evidence suggests that numerous comets and other bodies smashed into the young planet.