Sentence examples for over many hundreds from inspiring English sources
This is especially true for 3D structures, since the structure grows from a small initial one rather than contracting from a, sometimes, huge initial one where around 90% of the material gets removed over many hundreds of finite element analysis (FEA) evolutionary cycles.
In order to survive the violence of the Red Guard, thousands of families destroyed their jai pu -- documents passed down over many hundreds of years that tracked family.
The spatial organization of chromosomes brings genes and their regulatory elements, which may be dispersed over many hundreds of kilobases, in close proximity to facilitate their communication and further regulate gene expression [28].
This has taken place over many hundreds of years, and there are very few old-growth trees left".
This path has been eroded over many hundreds of years by sheep walking to drink around Well Head.
But it also convincingly displays a sense of strong purpose that hasn't changed over many hundreds of years.
He abandoned the gallery idea, but remained a connoisseur, amassing over many years a stunning collection of 19th and 20th century European and American graphics.
"It is likely that the frequency of heavy precipitation or the proportion of total rainfall from heavy falls will increase in the 21st century over many areas of the globe".
Here's a presentation that was given today at the Kampala meeting: And here are the prime points in the section projecting impacts on societies from greenhouse heating in coming decades: —It is likely that the frequency of heavy precipitation will increase in the 21st century over many regions.
He wished his officers to be as aristocratic, flamboyant and stylish as he was himself and as a consequence he had no time for those men—"Indian officers"—who had learnt their profession over many years of service with the 11th during its long posting to India.
In the 15th and 16th centuries the Admiralty court gradually acquired jurisdiction over many commercial and other cases properly belonging to the common-law courts.
