Sentence examples for formation and range from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence suggesting that there would have been any substantial delay between formation and range expansion in either lineage, and we expect dates for formation to be close to dates for initial range expansion.

Parthenogen formation and range expansion events date to the late Pleistocene, with one lineage expanding from the northwest of its present range around 240,000 years ago and the second lineage expanding from the far west around 70,000 years ago.

We report the formation and composition range of Ce-based bulk metallic glasses.

An early Holocene warm period is indicated by renewed thermokarst lake formation and a range of fossil taxa.

The gas liquid contact time has been defined in a new way (bubble surface-to-rate of surface formation) and the range of applicability of the penetration theory in both gas liquid and slurry bubble columns has been examined.

In particular, the potential-dependent formation and stability ranges of adsorbed sulfate, hydroxide-species and of gold surface oxide could be resolved in detail.

The estimated date of 6 Ma, however, is more closely aligned with the second major uplift of the Himalaya (7.5-6.5 7.5-6.59]), which would have also led to uplift along the Shan forMation and other ranges acting as barriers between China and Sundaland.

South Dakota geologic formations and deposits range in age from several billion to several thousand years, and the age of the rocks generally decreases as one moves from west to east across the state.

ALP activity in HRDs is an important factor in bone mineral formation and shows a range of changes during differentiation.

Local sediments stem from a younger geologic formation called the Basin and Range -- an area that begins where the Colorado Plateau drops off at the western edge of the Grand Canyon and the landscape stretches out for hundreds of miles, all the way to eastern California.

Unlike most valleys, it is not actually a river valley but part of the basin and range formation created by the stretching of the Earth's crust.