Sentence examples for epoch since from inspiring English sources

But her voice, or at least the part that complains about men, speaks for pretty much every epoch since the battle of the sexes began.

The second is that the planetary-boundaries group derives most of its limits by looking at conditions during the Holocene the epoch since the end of the most recent ice age, in which human civilisations have grown up.

It follows Roundhead Reputations - his well-received study, published in 2001, of how every epoch since the civil wars has projected its own concerns on to them - and his numerous influential academic works, many of them on the history of political ideas and literature (Milton, Marvell, Philip Sidney).

"It is not possible to express with today's words the content of a view of a distant epoch since particular notions of this epoch are incommensurable with the ones of today 1939a9a).

Intermittence of the short-term periodicities (25 35 days) of the flare index are investigated using the wavelet transform method for the full-disc and for the northern and the southern hemispheres of the Sun separately over the epoch since 1966 until 2002.

Most of the species diversification occurred subsequent to the Oligocene epoch (since 23 MYA).

There have been seven epochs since the dinosaurs died out around 65m years ago.

Mobile user acquisition has gone through a number of distinct epochs since I was a product manager at Admob's largest publisher in 2007, mobile-only social network Peperonity.

For superclass classification, we train the networks for 60 epochs and for attribute classification and prediction, we train the networks for 50 epochs, since we notice that the training error does not decrease with further training.

The changes in lap-by-lap correlations across experimental sessions were not simply a result of changes in animal behavior during the 3s-bin epochs since the distances travelled by the mice on the tracks during the 3s-bins were not correlated with the values of the lap-by-lap correlations calculated over the same timescale (p>0.2).

It is important that the specification of precise celestial coordinates be made in ways that correct for telescope location, the position of Earth in its orbit around the Sun, and the epoch of observation, since Earth's axis of rotation moves slowly over the years.