Sentence examples for periods mark from inspiring English sources

Often these periods mark the end of one interval and the beginning of another.

According to Fawcett, four periods mark the life of liberalism.

Three consecutive health reform periods mark Costa Rica's UHC development process between 1940 and 2000.

Periods mark the end of a statement sentence.

He headed the world body during one of its most difficult periods marked by crises in Somalia, Rwanda, the Middle East and the former Yugoslavia.

"The long periods between new highs — 1929 to 1954, 1968 to 1982, and 2000 to 2007 — were periods marked by both bad economic policies and wars," Professor Sylla said.

The late Neolithic and early Bronze Age are periods marked by the construction of conspicuous concentrations of 'ritual' complexes, used for funerary rituals, seasonal gatherings and communal activities.

In addition to cognitive changes that occur early in life, childhood and adolescence are periods marked by significant neuroanatomical changes that are thought to underlie cognitive maturation.

These periods marked critical junctures for investors, with one ending in disappointment and the other marking a return to good times.

Periods marked during experiments as other than unconstrained walking (e.g. turning, standing) were spliced out.

The galleries show sequential confocal images of fluo-4 fluorescence acquired during the periods marked by a grey background in the plots, respectively.