Sentence examples for to exhumation from inspiring English sources

However, below the STDS within the GHS there is a clear and distinct thermal signal of cooling related to exhumation.

It should be noted that the samples analyzed during this study most likely spent a great deal of time at or near their peak temperature prior to exhumation.

Figure 5c clearly illustrates that the Triassic and Jurassic units covered large parts of the Eifel region prior to exhumation of the RM and consequent erosion.

Late Neoproterozoic cooling from deep crustal levels to temperatures < 200 °C was discerned, which is thought to be related to exhumation and denudation during the Petermann Orogeny.

But human rights advocates noted that in many of the break-ins, for example, thieves left valuables untouched while taking only computers and documents containing testimony and research related to exhumations and genocide lawsuits.

In the late 1980s, Clara Rising, a former professor at University of Florida, persuaded Taylor's closest living relative to agree to an exhumation so that his remains could be tested.

His widow had objected to a post-mortem at the time of his death, but asked the Palestinian Authority to permit the exhumation "to reveal the truth".

His posthumous fame as an esteemed author, poet and literary critic led to his exhumation and relocation in 1875 to "a more honored part of the cemetery," Mr. Kiely said.

The aim was to finalise the investigation process and proceed to the exhumation and identification operations.

A pulse of moderate to high exhumation (70 300 m/Myr) during the mid- to late-Cretaceous (120 80 Ma) is also present in the data.

ESPN must provide the relatives of George Gipp, who died in 1920 of pneumonia, with any materials it has related to the exhumation of the Notre Dame halfback's body, according to a ruling in a lawsuit stemming from the exhumation.Gipp's remains were dug up Oct. 4 for DNA testing to determine whether he had fathered his girlfriend's child.