Most of the observed proteins most likely originated during the "steady state era".
He cited the vice president's leadership and his understanding of technology, saying that that understanding would allow Mr. Gore to keep the nation steady in an era of rapid change.
Abusive tax shelters have become more common in an era of steady cuts in funds for tax law enforcement.
Hiring Mr Clinton's team won't bring back that era's steady growth and low unemployment, but it does bring valuable experience of fighting financial crises.
The era of steady rouble-dollar exchange rates came to an abrupt end in 2014, as a result of falling oil prices and western sanctions.
Further expansion was steady until the Ottoman era, when Sultan Selim II's court architect, Mimar Sinan Aga, built white domes over the prayer area and decorated their interiors with gilded calligraphy.
The beat is of the era, with steady kick drums, but it feels gentle, and the producer throws in conga slaps, guitar figures, and synth blasts that don't always recur.
In his annual speech to Parliament on Wednesday, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, left, detailed his achievements in three years in that office and predicted an era of steady prosperity while giving no insight into the burning question of what he would do at the end of his term next year.
And so as you, disheartened millennial living at your parents' house, wait for things to steady themselves in this era of stagnant wages and heightening rents, at least your folks have a fast enough internet connection to allow you to fantasize about the sexy situations you'd certainly have if you could afford to own your own place.
But over all, the demand for compact and subcompact cars is keeping the industry on track for a slow but steady recovery from recession-era sales levels.
