Sentence examples for geological span from inspiring English sources

Half a decade is a geological span of time in the software industry.

As a blood-red sun sets over the horizon, Solntseva hints at a geological span of life that outlasts regimes.

Cambrios Technologies is producing transparent coatings for touch screens and Siluria Technologies (Ms Belcher likes to name her companies after geological time spans) is using viruses to develop catalysts for turning natural gas into oil and plastics.

Thus, just as mayflies live much shorter lives than deer, likewise mammalian species typically have shorter geological life spans than mollusks.

These genera are widely distributed and not confined to Eastern Africa, and they are the only ones that could inhabit the waterways that – over geological time spans – connected the lakes of Eastern Africa.

Figure 1 The potential of myths to provide information that spans geological and historical sources of information about past geohazards.

In the case of Udachanaya pipe, the matrix mineral assemblages span three geological units emplaced at different times.

The amount of water required to produce the soils ranges from a very low (and physically unlikely) quantity of 2 4 m, to possibly (and more likely) kilometers of water that were added in small individual increments over long spans of geological time.

Darwin's theory of descent with modification operates with just two mechanisms, natural variation (or heritable variation) and natural selection, acting over vast spans of geological time.

Lough Corrib (C. 200 km) spans two geological basins (granite and limestone) and contains a wide variety of macrophyte habitats suitable for spawning [ 61].

We used distributions of fossil ages that spanned the entire geological age of the strata in which the fossil was discovered, unless the author provided a more precise fossil age.