Evidence from ephemeral lake deposits and landforms indicates times of sustained stream flow during a wet interval of the latter part of the Medieval Warm Period at ca. AD 1290 and during the Little Ice Age at ca. AD 1650.
We enter a bizarre world wherein an entry examination test could exclude 100% of qualified women applicants over years, yet the Court would not acknowledge that as de facto discrimination barring the existence of the Court's ephemeral "strong basis in evidence".
Sewn hulls and stone anchors would ensure the ephemeral nature of shipping evidence from the distant past.
Called the Bidahochi Formation, the rocks are evidence of a shallow, ephemeral playa lake, not a deep basin large enough to buzz saw its way through the Grand Canyon, Dickinson argues.
Fossil evidence of such an ephemeral behavior is extremely rare, reported mainly in dinosaurs (Meng et al., 2004; Varricchio et al., 2008), ostracods (Siveter et al., 2007, 2014), arachnids (Engel and Grimaldi, 2014), but rarely in insects.
For her the spring wildflowers, the ephemerals, held a wild pantheistic significance, evidence that this was an enchanted land, the Faery of "a thousand ages gone".
Ephemeral celebrities dot the grounds.
In recent years, women's tennis has failed to produce a clear hierarchy and, based on Sunday's evidence, Azarenka could prove another ephemeral world No.1.
The police sensed that there was more evidence to be had, but it was ephemeral.
