Sentence examples similar to separation dating from inspiring English sources

Within Lineage 10, there is a younger separation, dated to around 8.4 Mya, between the African 'arvicanthines' and Golunda, a genus currently found only in Asia.

Under this hypothesis the Pomatiopsinae diverge in the Yangtze river drainage and the Triculinae into the Mekong river drainage; this major separation dated mid-Miocene (18 Ma).

The history of mammalian cell separation dates back to the 1960s, when parameters that could be exploited for target cell isolation were beginning to emerge.

They offer a lesson about the evolving nature of networks: from Friendster, a six-degrees-of-separation dating service, to the "relationship mining" software that combs through employees' electronic address books to identify which of their contacts might be useful to the employer.

Per the order you must be at SEPS ten (10) business day prior your separation date, however, honorable discharge Marines are typically separated in three (3) business days.

Pittsburgh's breakup with the Big East has a separation date.

Men and women ordered to stay in their units beyond scheduled separation dates under "stop-loss" policies can expect special retroactive allowances.

So he came up with a new way to calibrate the molecular clock that relied on Bioko's known separation date from the mainland, and he recruited Worobey to help him analyze the data.

Rivera lists the couple's separation date as Nov. 24.

They announced their separation in October 2010, but both listed in court records Dec. 31, 2011, as their official separation date.

The Pentagon's "stop-loss" authority lets the armed services extend the enlistment of service members beyond their contractually agreed-to separation date during wartime.