Sentence examples for radiated during from inspiring English sources
In addition, diatoms are considered by some scholars to have originated in the Late Jurassic and radiated during the Cretaceous.
The CODALEMA experiment detects the electromagnetic pulses radiated during the development of Extensive Air Showers (EAS).
Seen as photoluminescence from the NPs, the energy radiated during this decay process is size-dependent because the SPR is also size-dependent.
The total duration time of the rupture is about 40 s and a large part of the energy was radiated during 15~25 s after the initiation of the rupture.
The megathrust region that ruptured in the 1896 Sanriku earthquake was near the trench (Fig. 1) and weak short-period seismic waves were radiated during the faulting, possibly because the event had a low rupture velocity.
Results of an analysis of noise radiated during mechanical clutch key engagement for a 170-kN, a 230-kN, and a 300-kN punch press indicate operator noise levels, 1 second Leq, to be on the order of 90 dB(A).
We suggest that Phoenicolacerta started radiating during the mid-late Miocene, and that both vicariance and dispersal events shaped the diversification and distribution of the genus concomitantly with the formation of major geological structures and climatic fluctuations in the Levant.
Divergence time analysis dates the origin of Anomura to the Late Permian ~259 (224–296) MYA with many of the present day families radiating during the Jurassic and Early Cretaceous.
The inferred appearance of a large number of morphologically diverse eurypterid clades during the Darriwilian indicates that the eurypterids radiated explosively during the early stages of the Ordovician or that they originated during the Cambrian and underwent a period of cryptic evolution prior to the Ordovician radiation.
Molecular divergence dating indicates extant Caribbean "faviid" corals radiated rapidly during the late Miocene to early Pliocene.
Our phylogenetic hypothesis based on three genes indicates that Mycalesina radiated rapidly during the Oligocene-Miocene boundary.
