Sentence examples for some decades of from inspiring English sources

After some decades of tamped-down intellectual activity, Cairo is regaining its position as a hub of thoughts and ideas and connections across the region.

A widely known outcome for the Spanish economy: after some decades of convergence of this variable, many years of unclear evolution followed.

The water-insoluble PEC core seems to be stabilised by a hydrophilic PDMAM corona, leading to the formation of nanoparticles with a hydrodynamic radius of some decades of nanometers as determined by quasi-elastic light scattering measurements.

Physical modeling went through some decades of validation, focusing on full-scale pressures, loads and top-floor accelerations, to gain increased confidence in the small-scale modeling of buildings and structures in a boundary-layer wind tunnel.

After some decades of teaching and research, including research into, and reflection upon, student thinking (Klymkowsky, 2007), it appears that there are three pillars upon which all of the biological sciences are based; I refer to these as evolutionary thinking, molecular foundations, and network behavior.

This makes the decay of wood very slow and a pine tree can stand upright from some decades to hundreds of years after its death.

For some decades, the control of parasites of Swedish horses has been based on routine treatments with anthelmintics, often several times per year.

Still, some with decades of experience with such summit meetings take a more nuanced view.

If successful, Gleevec will be among the first fruits of some three decades of investment in research into the basic biology of cancer.

Habibie inherited a country whose political and economic currents had grown considerably stronger but ever more turbulent under some three decades of the New Order.

Mr. Rahall said that even veteran rescue workers, some with decades of experience, had told him they were shocked by what they saw inside the mine.