Sentence examples for exhumation that from inspiring English sources

"What impressive moments we've lived tonight!" Mr. Chávez told followers in a series of Twitter messages sent during the exhumation that were redistributed by the state news agency a few hours later.

But Ms. Bhutto's supporters noted that the family and the party were so furious at President Musharraf, whom many of them blame for her death, that it was unlikely the Bhuttos would trust an exhumation that involved the government.

Strain remained distributed during the first steps of exhumation that probably started during the last stages of subduction.

This cover was then partially removed during later phases of uplift and exhumation that eventually led to the formation of the present-day relief in post-Jurassic times.

These sediments were then partially removed during renewed, Early Middle Jurassic exhumation that led to the formation of a low-lying landscape which eventually subsided and was buried below a km-thick cover of Middle Jurassic and younger sediments.

Our revised model for the landscape evolution of this region is consistent with one of maximum burial prior to and during the Mesozoic, followed by a phase of kilometre-scale exhumation that was largely complete by the beginning of the Cainozoic.

They may reflect an uplift and exhumation episode that occurred in the East Asian continental margin prior to the opening of the Sea of Japan.

Points plotting very close to this line are indicative of extremely rapid exhumation, such that grains can cool from 425 °C, and are then exhumed to the surface and deposited so quickly that the duration of grain erosion and transport is too short to be measured.

Colbung continued to press for the exhumation, asking that it be performed before the 164th anniversary of Yagan's death on 11 July, so that the anniversary could be the occasion of a celebration.

He added: "The general assumption about human exhumation is that they should stay in the ground.

Experts at the time of the exhumation suggested that thieves had struck in search of holy relics – but Eadgyth wasn't generally considered a saint, so the mystery remains.