Sentence examples similar to epoch event from inspiring English sources

It has been shown in a recent study that cough epochs (events) correlated slightly less strongly than cough components with the Leicester Cough Questionnaire (LCQ) [ 13].

What was this epoch-ending event?

This judgment has certainly been an epoch-making event.

"Now, we are witnessing the epoch-making event indeed," Mr. Sargsyan said.

Mr. Park disputed, however, the words of a diplomatic source quoted by Reuters, who was said to have described the changes in North Korea as "an epoch-making event".

That December, Mr. Conan Doyle used two of their photos to illustrate an article in The Strand magazine, "Fairies Photographed: An Epoch-Making Event Described by A. Conan Doyle".

Far more lucid and arresting, and just as likely to sell books and get attention, are the views of the anti-anti-Americans — that small but loud bunch of philosophers and journalists who share the American conviction that September 11th was an epoch-marking event, and that how open societies react to it will help determine how open they get to remain.

The end of the local separatist movements of the Warring States period by Qinshihuang was an epoch-making event, as it established the unified multi-ethnic structure that has defined mainstream Chinese history.

The Guardian's Richard Gott stated that the show was "a great and epoch-making event in British social history", although he added that "most of the music ... was indifferent".

Several epoch-making events were going on in the San Francisco area in the late 1960s and the early 1970s, and at the centre of them all, linking them together – no surprises here – was Stewart Brand.

During the course of the novel, the pair live through the Great Depression, the second world war and the advent of television, as well as other epoch-defining events.