Sentence examples for late culmination from inspiring English sources

The late culmination of the Little Ice Age (LIA) on Svalbard allows a detailed reconstruction of the landscape's response to the subsequent climatic warming.

Culmination can be broken down into three distinct morphological stages: early culmination, mid culmination, and late culmination.

On low productive sites Pine and Larch are similar and show an early, spruce and fir are similar and show an average and Oak and Beech are similar and show a late growth culmination.

According to its latest report – the culmination of seven years of research and intense negotiations – climate change is on its way to causing "severe, pervasive and irreversible" damage on the world's people, cultures, ecosystems and economies.

In one sense, The Late Henry Moss is a culmination of Shepard's playwriting.

The late negotiations are the culmination of months of wrangling over how to address the financial troubles of the tiny island nation, which has a population of about 1 million.

But Ashley-Cooper's late try was the culmination of extensive Australian pressure and Leali'ifano's conversion put the Wallabies in front.

So in a way this latest journey is a culmination of all I have been concerned with.

Their latest EP, Ammunition, is culmination of this transformation; a collection of proper songs ranging from 87-150 BPM, it's characterized by electronic sounds, but can hardly be called a dance record.

But it is not too late: Israel isn't the culmination of Jewish history, but Netanyahu is the culmination of Zionism's.

It was the culmination of some late pressure from the home side but St Mirren looked disconsolate as they trooped off at full-time, having had the better chances over the course of the 90 minutes.