Sentence examples for great radiation from inspiring English sources

Reptiles increased in diversity and number, and the first dinosaurs appeared, heralding the great radiation that would characterize this group during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.

Then radiation efficiency of a resonance has been determined by examining whether the vibration pattern is in correspondence with a sound radiation mode possessing great radiation efficiency.

A massive effort to sample mammals for genes has yielded new proposals for the branching architecture of the great radiation of placental mammals.

Mr. Herzog said he knew she would have "great radiation on the screen" the first time he saw her perform, in a concert that won her the Clara Schumann Award.

The sika stands at the base of a great radiation of species that led to the red deer (C. elaphus) and elk (C. elaphus canadensis), the great cold-adapted deer of Eurasia and North America sporting five- and six-pronged antlers.

Similarly, we can document the evolution of the even-toed artiodactyls from their earliest roots and their great radiation into pigs, peccaries, hippos, camels, and ruminants.

S6 had 10 28% greater radiation use efficiency than S2 in three seasons.

However, it was the Miocene, beginning about 15 million years ago, that saw the greatest radiation of artiodactyls.

Measurements "show an area of greater radiation extending northwest from the accident," materials accompanying the map warned.

This resulted from greater radiation use efficiency (RUE) and above-ground biomass production at elevated [CO2] that outpaced gains in transpiration efficiency (TE).

This research shows, however, an opposite size-dependent strengthening behavior in He ion-irradiated immiscible coherent Cu/Co multilayers, i.e. films with smaller h have greater radiation hardening.