Sentence examples for short-lived phase from inspiring English sources
According to Van Buchem et al. (2010a), Aptian sedimentation on the Arabian Platform (marginal part of Arabian Plate) was influenced by two cold phases: One short-lived phase in the earliest Aptian and a second longer lived phase in the Late Aptian.
More often than not, in movies as well as in reality, relationships between older women and younger men are still treated as a short-lived phase -- even if Mrs. Robinson's predatory outfits are a thing of the past.
A live recording by the trumpeter Woody Shaw, "At Onkel Pö's Carnegie Hall/Hamburg '82" (Jazzline), catches him at a critical moment (albeit a short-lived phase) in his career.
However, presence of the younger valley-fill sediments which are dated to ∼1 ka are ascribed to a short-lived phase of renewed strengthened ISM in the region before the onset of present day aridity.
Astronomers figured this must be a short-lived phase, because a normal galaxy forming stars that fast would soon run out of fuel (gas and dust).
One possible interpretation of the discovery, Loeb says, is "that we are witnessing a short-lived phase in the evolution of clusters, just before the central massive black hole starts its feedback.
They usually appear to be stars at critical or short-lived phases of their evolution; detailed studies of their light and spectral characteristics, spatial distribution, and association with other types of stars may provide valuable clues to the life histories of various classes of stars.
Albeit their relatively short-lived depositional phase, these subordinate HST units form the bulk of the 100-ka depositional sequence.
We have demonstrated a short-lived inflammatory phase characterized by edema and neutrophil infiltration in the affected toes, likely preceding the remodeling phase [ 13].
Some organisms have a short-lived larval phase or no larvae at all.
Following this, a short-lived humid phase was observed after ~ 2 ka, which includes the Medieval Warm Period (MWP).
