Sentence examples for stage spanning from inspiring English sources
The morphology of Niger Delta changed from an early stage spanning the Paleocene to early Eocene to a later stage of delta development in Miocene time.
This stage, spanning from 22 to 33 years, represents a delicate phase of transition and life development [4] in which the imagination of the future plays a key role, because it might determine a young person's feelings, thoughts, and behaviours [38].
During the first (pre-stimulus) stage, spanning from 0 to 500 ms, every neuron in the network received only the baseline background input.
Figure 7a shows two linear increases, with each stage spanning ssDNA addition approximately equimolar with the DCC-SSB.
These characteristics thus make the germband stage, spanning the period from the first formation of phylotypic structures to the manifestation of higher taxonomic level body plan, a crucial stage to study for understanding the evolution of the arthropod body plan.
Similar to the results obtained with genome-level analysis, both of these peaks were earlier than the putative vertebrate phylotypic stage, spanning from the period of cleavage to the onset of gastrulation (Table 1).
The Lochkovian Stage spans the interval between 419.2 million and 410.8 million years ago.
Downstairs a small stage spans the width of the room, replete with velvet curtains and disco ball – close the curtains and it transforms into a fitting room where you can try on playful womenswear like blouses with hexagon-shaped puff-sleeves and asymmetrical tulip skirts.
The mid-inversion stage spans from approximately 10 min to approximately 35 min after the beginning of inversion.
Geochemical characteristics were investigated using GC, GC MS and stable carbon isotope in 36 oils from three recovery stages spanning an 8-month interval for 12 productive wells in the Qudi oilfield.
Ten crude oils from two recovery stages spanning 5 10-year interval of five productive wells in the Tarim Basin, northwest China were analyzed for their compositional modification during production process.
