Sentence examples for eras of time from inspiring English sources

The lower part of the geologic column, where fossils are very scarce, was at one time viewed in the context of two eras of time, but subsequent mapping has shown the provincial bias in such a scheme.

The Phanerozoic Eon, also known as the eon of visible life, is divided into three major eras of time largely based on fossils of different groups of life-forms found within them: the Paleozoic (542 million to 251 million years ago), Mesozoic (251 million to 65.5 million years ago), and Cenozoic (65.5 million years ago to the present) eras.

Occultism roughly refers to esoteric or magical beliefs and practices, which has been found throughout various cultural sects over various eras of time.

This was partly so that Sheldon could draw influence from the culture of specific eras of time, and also so that in the future other Poirot-based games will be chronologically accurate.

Each time the swift winds blow, different eras of time are revealed by rich bands of color that stripe across rock faces, proving that Earth is an always evolving and dynamic system.

But it is a brand new era of time where we have good security.

The era of Time Domain science is upon us!

A generation ago, for many retirement represented a golden era of time and the money to enjoy it.

"Chase clients will be able to say goodbye to sending and receiving paper checks and hello to a new era of time and cost savings". said René Lacerte, founder and CEO of Bill.com.

There was a part of me -- and this is a little wonky documentarian -- that wanted to explain the beginning and end of a specific era of time, which was the music retail industry.

The prescreening era consisted of time periods I and II (1/1/80–30/6/88), and the postscreening era of time periods III and IV (1/7/88 21/12/94).