Sentence examples for time of its formation from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the 3D architecture of the erosional remnant of "71 Gulch Volcano" does not require the presence of a lake at the time of its formation; it is equally possible that that it represents a subaerial phreatomagmatic upper conduit — crater filling succession.

Dave Prentis was Unison's deputy general secretary from the time of its formation, in 1993, and has been general secretary since 2000.

As Pielke noted at the time of its formation, "The bottom line is that FIFA's 'Independent Good Governance Committee' is far from independent".

In the long discussion of water on the Moon, a new study contradicts some recent reports that say the Moon had water at the time of its formation.

At the time of its formation, the party's major goal was to oust the Indian National Congress Congress Partyy) from the state government, which it had controlled since the establishment of Andhra Pradesh in 1956.

Rubidium-strontium dating, method of estimating the age of rocks, minerals, and meteorites from measurements of the amount of the stable isotope strontium-87 formed by the decay of the unstable isotope rubidium-87 that was present in the rock at the time of its formation.

On the basis of these findings, we propose that multiple effects of cilostazol, including anti-SMC proliferation, EC protection, and anti-inflammation, in addition to its antiplatelet effect, may have worked in concert to prevent neotissue hyperplasia throughout the time course of its formation in our bioresorbable vascular graft.

According to the experimenters, enactive theory holds that when someone recalls a mental image they re-enact what they did at the time of its original formation, and since the two subject groups originally formed their images in very different ways, the theory predicts that the two groups should display radically different patterns of brain activation at the time of recall.

NANOGP1 is an unprocessed pseudogene that arose from duplication of a segment of chromosome 12, and thus may have remained functional for an undetermined period of time after its formation.

In such early larvae the Op usually has the form of a small linear 'spur' (Figure 1A), and at this stage we can recognize it only by its early time of formation and by its location, for neighboring craniofacial dermal bones also arise as linear spurs, each characterized by a specific time of appearance, location, and orientation (data not shown).

The low-142Nd/144Nd reservoir must have had a low 146Sm/144Nd ratio at its time of formation and is thought to have been formed as a silicate melt in the early Earth (Boyet and Carlson 2005).