Sentence examples similar to gap in time separating from inspiring English sources

The origin of life did not coincide with the organismal LUCA; rather, a profound gap in time, biological evolution, geochemical change, and surviving evidence separates the two.

In the mind, as in the outside world, the flow of events contains individual experiences strung together in sequence yet separated by gaps in time.

ReaxFF helps to bridge the gap in simulation scale separating QM and classical methods.

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A large gap in esteem separates those six institutions from the rest of the universities ranked in the survey.

However, one objection to this idea has been the long time-gap separating the two groups in the fossil record.

One is the distance between the high school campuses of Ocean View and Marina; the other, a time gap that has separated the two school's football programs.

The two production groups chosen for this study are separated in time by a gap of at most 50 years.

Some unbridgeable philosophical gap seemed to separate the historians in Virginia and the connoisseurs in Europe.

When colonization and infection are separated in time, reservoirs are undefined, epidemiologic data are incomplete, and chains of transmission are unknown or sparse, genomic epidemiology will be there to fill these data gaps.

The groups were separated in time.