Sentence examples for steady period from inspiring English sources

The reconstruction of 35,000 years of sea level fluctuations finds that there is no evidence that levels changed by more than 20cm in a relatively steady period that lasted between 6,000 years ago and about 150 years ago.

From perhaps as early as 15,000 bc until about 3200 bc, when pottery was known to exist at Valdivia, there was a long, steady period of development in the region.

The long temperature records include a relatively steady period (mid-June 2003-early February 2004) with smooth temperature variations (especially in sediments) and two transient unsteady periods.

The cement hydration reaction process could be divided into about four periods, that is, induction period, acceleration period, attenuation period and steady period.

Seed fresh weight then underwent a steady period with a relatively higher and stable weight for 2 weeks in HOCL and LOCL from 40 to 55 DAA in two years (Figure 1B) and, thereafter, decreased due to dehydration at seed maturation stage.

However, during the 1980s, the glaciers in the park began a steady period of loss of glacial ice, which continues as of 2010.

There were pulses of activity and then steady periods of rest.

Criteria (1), (2), and (3) were set to identify well-defined SI events with significant amplitude and rapid change in SYM-H following fairly steady periods.

In our study, we excluded the measures of wear over the first year after THA and compared the polyethylene wear over steady periods, with an average follow-up period of the HXLPE group of 5.7 years.

Powder X-ray diffraction analyses showed that both structure-I and structure-II crystals were simultaneously formed during the quasi-steady period.

When a = 1, most runs reach steady state (period 1), while for a = 0, period-2 oscillations are typical (the activity of each node switches between -1 and 1).