Geologic time, the extensive interval of time occupied by the geologic history of Earth.
The chromosome 1 QTL has greatest effect at later time points, while the chromosome 4 QTL has greatest effect earlier and over a wider interval of time.
As such, we must consider a much wider interval of time (approximately 30 years), while estimating a mean effect for this time interval on the fluctuations in April marriages, in terms of Lenten days that fall in this month.
Replicate the wide intervals of the chords on the chorus.
But, like Lyell, he took this as evidence that "wide intervals of time" were unaccounted for.
Experiments at 400 and 500 °C, steam to carbon ratios of 2 and 4, and a wide interval of contact time were analyzed following a multifactorial experimental design.
The interval of time allocated for the reproducing beam to travel from the bottom of the picture to the top is called the vertical blanking interval.
A further consequence of the naturalistic study design is the wide range of time intervals between measurements as well as missing data.
Recurrence interval means the interval of time in which a precipitation event is expected to occur once, on the average.
A multicolor band of stripes, varied in width, forms a border near the bottom, atop a wider interval of color slightly different from the mustardy sand.
Short of breath, my throat tightened, and as I precariously leapt up the wide intervals, I trembled, unsure of what would come out.
