Top of the ranking is the eon, the most recent of which marks the start of multicellular life on Earth.
According to this reasoning, Mr Bush has two basic fiscal goals, both of which mark him out as a radical conservative reformer rather than a reckless spendthrift.
To the north lie the swamps and dunes of the Baltic Sea coast; south of these is a belt of morainic terrain with thousands of lakes, the southern boundary of which marks the limit of the last ice sheet.
In addition, she performed in operas by other composers, including Domenico Scarlatti's Narciso (1720), in the arrangement by Thomas Roseingrave, and Giovanni Porta's Numitore, the premiere of which marked the opening of the Royal Academy of Music in 1720.
The term pesaḥ refers originally to the paschal (Passover) lamb sacrificed on the eve of the Exodus, the blood of which marked the Jewish homes to be spared from God's plague; its etymological significance, however, remains uncertain.
This was the first of the family's several moves, each of which marked its financial and social decline.
Late last year, Amazon brought the Echo and the Echo Dot to U.K. and Germany, the latter of which marked the first non-English language for the smart speaker.
Figure 3 Profiling of P. excavatus protease fractions: (A) Size exclusion chromatogram of FIII-3 and FIV presented their fractionation into two peaks, ones of which marked with an asterisk showed protease activity.
At one point, as Combs weighs two corpses and snips their tails for DNA one of which marks the milestone 200th collected specimen Catcher picks the rat up and drops it in front of my feet.
The ship's engine could not be repaired before Green Harbour was closed for winter and Worsley accepted a tow to Tromsø, the conclusion of which marked the end of the expedition.
