Sentence examples for the past activity from inspiring English sources

I find another film shot in the slate quarries above Llanberis in north Wales in an industrial landscape of disused workings, cut into a mountainside, where the past activity of man has created soaring cliffs with a texture smooth as satin.

Using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes, astronomers are piecing together clues from a cosmic "blob" and a gas bubble that could be a new way to probe the past activity of a giant black hole and its effect on its host galaxy.

The past activity of a fault is recorded as offsets of geological formations at the fault's location.

It might be difficult to conclude that the measured stress pattern is related to the past activity of each fault.

The current i k typically depends on time t and on the past activity of the network.

Some are suggesting that given the similarities between this fresh phishing scam and the past activity of the DNC hackers, known as APT28, the Google phishers could be the allegedly Kremlin-backed crew.

The climate change now emerging is predominantly a consequence of the past activities of fewer than 3 billion people; not the current activities of 7 billion of us.

Political analysts and reporters say that failing to have found any scandals in Mr. Koizumi's past, his enemies in the party have been scrutinizing the past activities of his secretary and others close to him.

In the past, activities have ranged from lantern-making to face-painting, calligraphy to learning how to play the Chinese yo-yo, watching puppet shows to enjoying tasty Chinese snacks and drinks.

Similarly, the symmetry between assumptions (b) and (d) encodes an expectation of the individual about the past activities of the organisation.

The present study has mainly two objectives: one is to show new data of the spatial distribution of the stress orientations around the fault zone, which is obtained directly from the measurements; the other is to examine the possibility to detect a stress pattern in relation to the past activities of earthquakes along the fault zone.