Here's a file adorned with an image of Charles Darwin, whose work makes a cameo in the story, and here are rows of books about the history of Philadelphia, and herbaceous plants, and Beatrix Potter, a naturalist whose era overlapped with Alma's.
This is a generation of people who have come of age in an era of overlapping traumas — terrorism and wars and recession.
They're pillars of Acela Corridor ideology, core elements of Bloombergism, places where Obama-era liberalism overlaps with the views of Davos-goers and the Wall Street 1 percent.
Martin's jaded view may be better suited to this era of overlapping and interlocking conflicts.
French Songs Two superb recent recordings of French songs from a later era barely overlap, but where they do -- on the first triptych of Verlaine settings Debussy published as "Fetes Galantes" -- comparison is instructive.
2000 FAO data overlap with the remote sensing era.
The three eras aren't distinct time periods; they comfortably overlap.
With Flexner's simple phrase, the chiropractic profession found itself mired in The Era of Prosecution, which was closely overlapped by The Era of Persecution.
Several aspects of ERA methodology for seabirds are still in development, including the most appropriate ways to: predict seabird distribution and fisheries overlap; handle data gaps; compare productivity and susceptibility among species; and incorporate data on bycatch.
