Sentence examples for history timing from inspiring English sources

Despite more than a 100-year-long research history, timing and position of the last glacial ice margins in the northeast German lowland are still up for debate.

Old-growth stands with stable size distributions were much more frequent when defined by relevant structural criteria than when defined by their past history (timing and severity of disturbances).

"Given the history, timing and location, the aim is to derail the proposed meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart," Mr Abdullah said.

The study concluded that only the altitude and not latitude gradient correlated with longevity and life history timing (maturation, mean and maximum age) (Zhang and Lu 2012).

Our description of ESTs from a substantial portion of the R. pomonella transcriptome will facilitate future functional studies of candidate genes for olfaction and diapause-related life history timing, and will enable large scale expression studies.

Notably, for many taxa, these changes in life history timing are so rapid that they almost certainly represent primarily behavioural plasticity rather than evolutionary change (Grieco et al. 2002; Gienapp et al. 2008).

We observe that the decrease in precipitation induces a phase of surface uplift of landscapes to a new steady state condition (SS2); however, the details of the uplift histories (timing, rate) differ between the experiments according to Tp.

If so, it wouldn't be the first time in Supreme Court history that timing turned out to be everything.

The overall change in juvenile life-history timing caused by dam construction is a factor for migration tactic selection.

The second trait reproductively isolating the apple and hawthorn host races is life-history timing (and in particular, diapause timing).

Among these sequences are many candidates for potential R. pomonella "speciation genes" (or "barrier genes") such as those controlling chemosensory and life-history timing processes.