Sentence examples for of the time span from inspiring English sources

It covers too many countries ( Africa, taken from Algiers to Cape Town as it is here, has nearly 50) and too many media (art, film, literature, film, music), and includes too few women, which may be a curatorial choice or a reflection of the time span covered.

The effect of regularization becomes particularly visible at both ends of the time span of GRIMM-2.

Increasing length of the time span of simulation decreased both the mean annual carbon balance and the mean annual harvest.

However, 940 eruptions are recorded in just the most recent 20,000 years (<1% of the time span of the database).

The results imply that extending the length of the time span for which carbon balance is maximized, leads to increased cuttings (and decreased carbon balance) of the first decades.

The Hurst exponent H is defined in terms of the asymptotic behavior of the rescaled range as a function of the time span for a time series as follows [18]: E R ( N ) S ( N ) = C N H, N ¿ ¿.

Freshmen attribute their lack of interest to the time span.

This result indicates a rapid pace of evolution of recombination, within the time span of differentiation of modern humans.

In the setting of Coburn the time span between extubation and the first measurement of cognitive recovery was too long to expect any difference.

Addition of desferrioxamine B (DFB) did not affect the growth rate of Synechocystis during the time span of the experiment, but it triggered the iron stress response.

We used landscape-scale environmental variables based on climate and topography, and developed tests of stability of ecological niches across the time span of the invasion events [26].