Sentence examples for time of generation from inspiring English sources

The maturity data in Table 1 show that the Nembe Creek oils are slightly more mature relative to the Kolo Creek oils; ratios indicate that the source kitchen had just gone beyond the oil window at the time of generation, while the Kolo Creek oils were generated when the source kitchen was just about to enter the oil window.

There's time enough to challenge it and poke holes, but not at the time of generation.

These reflect the characteristics of marine debris, which though widespread, vary by location and time of generation.

The distribution parameter we used is 2. Each data record contains ID of data object and the time of generation.

The objectives of this study were to evaluate and compare the environmental impacts of food waste management systems including anaerobic digestion, co-digestion with sewage sludge, and incineration of dried food waste from the time of generation to final disposal.

In conclusion, we propose that diagenetic hydrogen isotope exchange between extracellular CH4 and H2O catalyzed by a reversible methanogenic pathway of methanogenic populations alters the hydrogen isotope signature of CH4 imprinted at the time of generation.

The conclusions we can draw from this fascinating, albeit narrow slice of history is that there are rich connections to be made between the life and times of Generation X'ers around the world and the Millennials of today.

The locusts from Madagascar were sampled three years after the last outbreak event recorded (i.e., after approximately 12 generations assuming a generation time of four generations per year [ 43]).

This allowed retrospective variation of the effective acquisition time for generation of image data with different noise levels.

We scaled results to real time using estimates of generation time and mutation rate.

He did everything, and during the hardest time of his generation.