Sentence examples for extinction comes from inspiring English sources

For nanoshells, the major contribution to the total extinction comes from a scattering efficiency of 7.25, which represents 85% of the extinction efficiency, with a minor contribution from the absorption efficiency of 1.24, only 15% of the total extinction efficiency.

After such assignments, reporting on lighter subjects, like the return of the bluebird to Long Island after near extinction, came as a welcome relief.

In 1993 extinction came close for IBM, then the world's largest computer-maker (it has since been overtaken by HP).

So as soon as this concept of background vs. mass extinction came into being in the 1980s, people realized that what we're seeing today is not just background extinction.

Keller has suggested that the mass extinction came from a one-two punch: The volcanic eruptions changed the climate, and weakened species then were finished off by a meteorite impact — though not the one at Chicxulub.

Yet all three of those rightwingers were once frontrunners, while Huntsman has toiled for a year on his lonely path that currently looks set to lead only to extinction come 10 January.

The prize in all this is Ausubel's "great restoration". This rewilding of nature will see American bison roaming across new "buffalo commons" on the Great Plains, as well as wolves reconquering Europe, and — if Brand's hopes for using genetic technology to recreate the animals we drove to extinction come true — then a de-extinction, too.

Why do the scientists not use their colossal brain power, time and funding to prevent our probable extinction, coming soon to a landmass near you? "You're so naïve if you think the money saved would go in a more worthy direction," says Fielding, bleak as ever.

The first data implicating the MD in fear extinction came from study for plasticity in thalamo-prefrontal cortical transition in consolidation of fear extinction (Herry and Garcia, 2002; Herry et al., 1999).

The first brush with extinction came in 1994, when the city transferred the property to the Harbor Department for development of the Alameda Corridor, a rail system from the ports of L.A. and Long Beach to the warehouses on the fringes of downtown.

With few exceptions, the examples measuring molecular turnover associated with direct measurements of memory acquisition, consolidation, remote (long-term) memory, and extinction come from the best-studied model system for learning-related plasticity, the hippocampus.