Sentence examples for epoch on from inspiring English sources

But the corrosive effects of the Cheney-Bush epoch on the world are not limited by the borders of the Middle East.

William Morris, which has taken the most aggressive approach to new technology, began its new media division eight years ago, more than an epoch on Web time.

But it is 10 times as old, dating from the early part of the most recent geologic epoch on Mars, called the Amazonian.

If that change was made, geologists would also need to decide whether to add the Anthropocene as an epoch (on par with the Holocene Epoch [11,700 years ago to the present]) or as an age within the Holocene.

To overcome this deficiency, BEENISH rotates the epoch on the basis of nodes' residual energy levels, E i (r).

The group will ask the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS), the bureaucracy that governs geologic time, to recognize the Anthropocene as a series, the stratigraphic equivalent of an epoch, on par with the Holocene and Pleistocene that preceded it.

Sensitivity analyses were also performed to investigate the effect of missing 28 day survival data, and the inclusion of deaths before admission to a neonatal unit in epoch one, on the estimated change in survival between epochs.

For the comparisons between epochs on "delivery at hospitals with the highest intensive care activity" and "multiple birth sets separated by transfer" the historical nature of data for epoch one has meant that we have compared data from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland in epoch one with data from England alone in epoch two.

Pups assigned to the experimental group experienced an epoch of anoxia on the day of birth (P0), and again on the following day (P1).

Recovery from optic neuritis has been shown to be associated with an abnormal functional MRI (fMRI) response following exposure of the eye to an epoch based (ON-OFF design) flickering photic stimulus.

The probability of receiving an energy harvesting packet during one epoch depends on the actual harvesting intensity (in the case of solar energy, it depends on the particular hour of the day) and is denoted by p i (t).