Sentence examples for overlapping historical from inspiring English sources
Overlapping historical currents may be responsible.
"If you do it later, you might dilute the field by overlapping historical races.
Temporally overlapping stratigraphic and historical instrumental records from southwestern Wisconsin and northwestern Illinois show how agricultural modification of a natural prairie and forest land cover affected the behavior of floods and sedimentation during the last two centuries.
Here Foucault's treatment of the war metaphor is complicated by his overlapping methodological and historical attachments.
There are also programs like Radio Rookies on WNYC in New York, which gives teens an opportunity to develop radio broadcast skills by creating their own content, and StoryCorps, an oral history project that makes it easy for American families to document their most treasured memories - memories that often overlap with major historical movements and moments.
Moreover, the rate at which the NCO events overlap (sex-averaged) historical hotspots inferred from LD is almost identical to the rate at which meiotic DSBs occur in such locations.
However, relative to species from which historical modeling of overlapping generations was derived (Felsenstein 1971; Hill 1972), many salmonids also differed because they die after breeding.
Ms. Adam's "Second Line" tries to catch the Delta's overlap of historical periods and its changes of civilization.
Genealogy and family history research have a natural overlap with historical geography because they all deal with people who lived and died in the places of preceding eras.
These data show that historical microclimates guaranteed by these architectures are surprisingly overlapping to the parameters considered, nowadays, appropriate to conserve them and the historical patrimony they contain.
In chapter one, I trace the development of sovereignty from medieval times to the present, paying particular attention to the historical transition from the system of overlapping church and state authority to a system marked by independent secular authority.
