Sentence examples for extant at the from inspiring English sources

The case illustrates the need to incorporate the wealth of knowledge, techniques, and experience extant at the community level in the development of adaptation planning.

"I made a policy of having a referendum on the Lisbon treaty, and if the Lisbon treaty had been still extant at the time of government, we would have had a referendum on the Lisbon treaty.

Both were extant at the time the first Europeans arrived in Southern Africa, and there is little doubt that the Wilton, which is a typical microlithic assemblage, is to be associated with the modern San (Bushman).

The paper argues that the agricultural landscape extant at the beginning of the war shaped the nature of these multifaceted struggles, even as it was an object of those struggles.

Little is known about the ancient chordates that gave rise to the first vertebrates, but the descendants of other invertebrate chordates extant at the time still flourish in the ocean.

The TUEs have raised questions because of their proximity to major race dates on the 2012 Tour winner's schedule and the head of the UCI, Brian Cookson, has said he felt in this instance Team Sky may have gone close to the limit of the rules extant at the time while staying within the bounds of what was permitted.

The latter version would appear to be correct, as J.F. von Kronenfels published an elevation and deckplan of Rhein in 1881, with the inference that Rhein and Mosel were still extant at that time.

This work was not known to Photius in the ninth century, although Appian's historical works were all extant at that time.

Still extant at Rome are the severe yet delicate reliefs of the Ara Pacis ("Altar of Peace"), depicting a religious procession in which the national leaders are taking part; there are also scenes from the Roman mythology.

Extant species at the ends of branches: Because all organisms in the survey are currently living, they should only be placed at the ends of branches.

About 80% of students placed extant species at the tips of branches and around 55% showed evidence of a single common ancestor in the post-survey.