Sentence examples for to be epoch from inspiring English sources
The events marking a new geological chapter in the Earth's history need to be epoch making – literally.
Like the fevered week of mourning in 1997, the riots seemed set to be epoch-making; yet, a year on, so slight has the impact on politics and policy been that it almost seems as if they never happened at all.That is not true, of course, for those since caught.
It was to be an epoch of total love, joy, and freedom.
On the same day, Manchester City, the richest club in the world since being taken over by Gulf billionaires three years ago, began what is likely to be an epoch of success by winning the FA Cup.
It could be epoch-making.
With some massive announcements and loads of Natal/Move details, it's going to be an epoch-shattering two days!
Yet, as the record business picked up pace in its headlong drive towards the abyss, the last few weeks of 2008 saw a slew of new releases with as realistic a pretension to be considered epoch-making as any that are likely to appear in the year ahead.
The duration of the training process is set to be 100 epochs.
This resulted in the maximum clustering size at once to be 5400 epochs practically.
Accordingly, the application syringe had to be refilled between epochs, a process that was associated with a small leak of ACh into the culture media.
Before computing the DCM, EEG data were epoched to single trials, band-pass filtered from 0.5 to 48 Hz, and downsampled from 1024 to 200 Hz (Garrido et al. 2008).
