Sentence examples for in deep time from inspiring English sources

But this is an incomplete, and even irresponsible, way to depict our place in deep time.

"It's a battle to stay in deep time," Sussman has written.

Yet another possibility is to use the world's subway systems, an idea that also has precedent in deep time.

As a geologist, I plant one foot (metaphorically) in the present day and the other foot in Deep Time.

I'm gripped, almost physically, with the sheer magnitude of this place, frozen in deep time yet brimming with uniquely adapted life.

Even the expert eye, he argues, could not order such fossils in any reasonable patterns of ancestor-and-descendant relationships, so shrouded in deep time are they.

Moreover, the water content in the NAMs is likely to decrease for higher temperatures [ Hirschmann, 2006], and it is therefore difficult to infer how these values might have been different in deep times.

In deeper time, especially in the Devonian, cycles of sea-level change have been shown to have had profound impacts on biogeographic and phylogenetic patterns (Lieberman and Eldredge 1996; Rode and Lieberman 2005; Abe and Lieberman 2009).

Disaster is a modern socially constructed concept (Wisner et al. 2014) placing the focus on people and the things we value and care about, and as such, it greatly diminishes the idea of disasters in deeper time.

These data demonstrate that current environmental problems have their roots in deeper time and suggest that the Anthropocene likely began by the onset of the Holocene, if not earlier.

Most molecular clock analyses in the last three decades, including those using many genes, have resulted in similarly deep time estimates for the arthropod-deuterostome divergence [ 33].