Sentence examples for late epoch from inspiring English sources

The Ordovician Period is divided into seven stages two each in the early and middle epochs and three in the late epoch.

The error box of GRB980425 has been observed by XMM-Newton in March 2002, with the aim of measuring the late epoch X-ray emission of the supernova 1998bw and of clarifying its supposed association with the GRB itself.

Across the population of neurons, the slope is significantly higher in the early epoch than in the late epoch (sign test, P < 0.0001) for the Eff images (Fig. 4 a ).

The mapping is possible from 2001 to 2009.5 but we do not regard the SA model for these early and late epochs as robust enough.

These were divided into blocks of early and late epochs, respectively (i.e. first and second half of the experimental session).

"Brazil: Body and Soul," the Guggenheim Museum's latest epoch-leaping extravaganza, covers four centuries of the country's art; it starts on Oct. 12.

Family Canidae was originally endemic to North America, where fossils indicate a widespread presence during the Late Eocene Epoch (approximately 35 million years ago) and into the late Miocene Epoch (about 10 million years ago).

Miacis, genus of extinct carnivores found as fossils in deposits of the late Paleocene Epoch (65.5 55.8 million years ago) to the late Eocene Epoch (55.8 33.9 million years ago) in North America and of the late Eocene Epoch in Europe and Asia.

Enaliarctos is made up of five species, which lived from the late Oligocene Epoch (some 29 million years ago) into the Miocene Epoch (23 million to 5.3 million years ago).

Similarly, overall diversity on the cratons of Laurentia and Baltica peaked in the early Late Ordovician Epoch, whereas diversity peaked in South China in the Early Ordovician Epoch.

The plateau consists almost entirely of very old rock of the Karoo System, which formed from the Late Carboniferous Epoch (about 320 to 300 million years ago) to the Late Triassic Epoch (about 230 to 200 million years ago).