Sentence examples for particular epoch from inspiring English sources

Rolling Stone, it seemed, had become hopelessly mired in a distracting nostalgia for the rock music of a particular epoch.

President Thabo Mbeki wrote: "For many of us, Frank's departure seems to mark the end of a particular epoch in the evolution both of our country and Africa.

In that respect, it is truly timeless, and it resists efforts by the likes of Sperber and Freedland to marginalize it by confining it to a particular epoch.

Schnitzler's early plays capture their particular epoch so well that, even during their author's lifetime, they came to seem like period pieces — Strauss waltzes drowned out by Schoenbergian discord.

When all 4 observatories were operational, this changed to 132 data values for a particular epoch.

Same individual patterns depict the constant risk level associated in a particular epoch.

It evokes particular epochs.

The manifestation of particular psychiatric symptoms is sometimes closely associated with particular epochs or periods in life.

In practical data acquisition, it is very likely that pseudorange errors at particular epochs suddenly have significantly larger values than the expected ones.

The a posteriori errors we obtain exclude the occurrence of large variations for some coefficients at particular epochs (see the (tilde {h}_{n}^{0}), (tilde {h}_{1}^{1}), or (tilde {h}_{3}^{1}) coefficients in the early 1930s, a period of relatively weak solar activity).

The null hypothesis that RT does not affect firing rate is: H0: β1 = 0. To compare mean responses derived from particular epochs in the two regimes, we used either a t test or weighted regression to detrend the responses.