Sentence examples for represented a time of from inspiring English sources
Thus, although the postglacial period represented a time of high terrigenous sediment generation and delivery, only ~ 30% of the sediment generated by channel incision from Waipaoa catchment probably reached the marine shelf and slope of the Hikurangi Margin during this time.
Emperor Pedro II was the second and last monarch of Brazil, whose long 58-year reign (1831 1889) represented a time of remarkable prosperity and progress for his country.
For me, that's the right comparison to draw -- a narrator (who's also a character) walks the audience through a catalog of songs that represented a time of the past, where music mattered more than anything to a select group of people hoping to break into the industry and strike it big.
If the number of points within that bin represented a time of less than one second, the points were classified as dynamic; otherwise they were classified as static [ 25].
The period of a stagnating OTR depicted in Figure 3 (phosphate-limited cultures) represented a time of metabolic activity yet reduced growth of the cells and might be used to decouple recombinant protein expression from biomass growth.
We selected a 10-year-period, from 7.12.2002 to 7.12.2012, because this represented a time of increasing academic and clinical interest in males with EDs 11 and we anticipated would yield a substantial number of articles for analysis.
It represents a time of clastic sediment starvation when basin-wide peat mire accumulation prevailed.
This presumption, though, is contradicted in at least one instance by the trace fossil described here, which may indeed represent a time of at least temporary oxygenation of bottom waters.
The developmental period of adolescence appears to represent a time of particular risk for NSSI engagement.
Four weeks after first anthesis represents a time of considerable demand for carbohydrates by the developing seeds.
Infancy and early childhood represent a time of heightened neurobiological sensitivity (i.e., brain plasticity) and thus interventions during this period may have a lasting impact.
