Sentence examples for more recent epoch from inspiring English sources

In a more recent epoch, the writers of Victorian England, fogged over with puritan fears and piqued perhaps by bursts of scientific revelations, contemplated civilization's fall to plague, beast and Martian.

Game Revolution's review explained that by being set in a more recent epoch of human history, The Age of Kings was able to "add character to an otherwise impersonal style of gameplay".

Other challenges arise from human evolution in more recent epochs.

Astronomers said the distant galaxies seemed to be smaller than those from more recent epochs.

In a remarkable display of agreement for the contentious field of cosmology, two teams of astronomers today reported observations of a certain class of exploding stars, or supernovas, showing that galaxies and other objects about halfway back in cosmic time were receding at velocities comparable to those of objects in more recent epochs.

The correlation progressively decreases (roughly by the same amount for all degrees between 5 and 9) when considering more recent epochs.

In more recent epochs, accelerating increases in the incidence rates have been attributed to both period and cohort effects [ 43, 44].

BCE Lefkandi, Greece (ArtStor/UCSD Slide Gallery) Although the poets aim to portray a world of centuries earlier, they inevitably admit many elements of more recent cultural epochs.

The evolutionary history of shrews is long, extending to the Middle Eocene Epoch (48 to 41.3 million years ago) of North America; more recent fossils have been found in Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America.

The evolutionary history of shrews is long, extending to the Middle Eocene Epoch (49 to 41.3 million years ago) of North America; more recent fossils have been found in Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America.

It was discovered in 1995 in the Kayenta Formation of Arizona and dates back to the Early Jurassic epoch (199.6 to 175 million years ago), making Prosalirus somewhat more recent than Triadobatrachus.