Sentence examples for multiple events that from inspiring English sources
In 2010, the world received its first global warning, bombarded by multiple events that are considered extreme today, but what will eventually be viewed as the norm – if humanity fails to act.
However, as a result of multiple events that stacked gravity flow-related sandstones atop one another, sandstones are extensive overall, as illustrated in the cross section and isopach maps.
We present this study as a model to demonstrate the consequences of socio-political reorganisation in pastoralist groups, together with changes in pasture use patterns, as a set of multiple events that created a shift in the traditional pastoral practices to an alternative 'state' in which the three main ecological stakeholders are affected.
In the past few years, there have been multiple events that have transpired that have caused me to really decide where I stand.
We can make this reasoning more intuitive by considering the general situation of a set of multiple events that occur according to some probability distribution.
It is well established that cap-dependent translation is inhibited at mitosis as a result of multiple events that lead to the disruption of the eIF4F complex [66].
Our report suggests that the current Bangladeshi H9N2 viruses have emerged from multiple reassortment events that occurred over time between multiple H9N2 sublineages originating from the prototypical G1 lineage and from HP H7N3 isolated from Pakistan.
Nonetheless, using numerical or experimental data sets for systems with multiple clearances, it is demonstrated that the windowed mean-square acceleration metric permits an 'energy' calculation with multiple impact events that could be either isolated or combined.
Moreover, it involves multiple uncertain events that may appear at different points in the future.
Together, our findings suggest that multiple neurocognitive events that are possibly mediated by distinct brain loci contribute to face priming effects.
Silver ions are thought to interact with thiol (–SH) groups, carboxylates, phosphates, hydroxyls, imidazoles, indoles and amines either singly or in combination causing multiple deleterious events that interferes with microbial processes.
