Sentence examples for from the epoch from inspiring English sources

Cave paintings from the epoch depict hippopotamuses, elephants, crocodiles, antelopes and even canoes.

In any event, we can expect no new "Alice in Wonderland" from the epoch of Megan's Law, and this is probably just as well.

I was mildly shocked by how unshocking Taeuber-Arp's work is, amid rooms of strenuous sensations from the epoch of abstract art's big bang.

The new funding from the Moore Foundation will help expand the HERA array to 350 dishes, increasing the telescope's sensitivity to radio waves from the epoch of reionization.

CMB lensing also obscures our view of the newborn Universe, limiting our ability to constrain gravitational wave signals from the epoch of inflation.

The Leader described his new focus on Africa as a logical step of political and economic evolution: the moving out from the epoch of nationalism into that of regional integration.

In the arc of a career that stretched for sixty full years — from the epoch-making postwar Parisian fashion photographs in Harper's Bazaar to the exhibition of his portraits at the Metropolitan Museum two years ago — he suffered, just a little, from the knowledge that the vigor of his presence might eclipse the rigor of his work.

Earth during the Pleistocene was very different from today; the epoch was characterized by a harsh climate, strong winds and storms, and large ice sheets.

This prevents the jammer from predicting the epoch and length of the next activity on the channel.

It is especially rich in fossils from the Oligocene Epoch era, 30-33 million years ago.

The earliest known gavialids are somewhat younger, from the Eocene Epoch of the Cenozoic Era, or Age of Mammals.