Sentence examples for understanding the record from inspiring English sources

Concepts developed for understanding today's atmosphere are applied to understanding the record of past climate change and the prospects for climate change in the future.

That's Lady Victoria, an exquisite corpse of three things essential to understanding the record: a woman's legs representing romance, a torso in the shape of Victoria, and a key as a head representing intimacy and private emotions".

What are the possible formation processes of these deposits and what is their potential for understanding the environmental record in relation to Mesolithic occupation?

Understanding the fluvial record, however, depends on the availability and interpretation of other sources of proxy data such as pollen spectra, lake levels and ocean cores.

Seminar course covering an area of structural biology, physiology, or ecology relevant to understanding the fossil record, with the topic changing each time the course is offered.

This study demonstrates well the usefulness of an integrated macro- and microarchaeological approach to understanding the archaeological record, as well as the benefits of using an on-site laboratory.

And studies of the ecology of modern near-shore mollusk communities by Elton Linwood Puffer (M.A. 1953) and William Keith Emerson (Ph.D. 1956) were among the first to recognize that modern communities (biofacies) and their corresponding environments (biotopes) would become keys to understanding the geologic record of climate change.

This is generally true of all such changes, some of which are of considerable importance for understanding the historical record of Darwin's thought.

The absence of well-preserved titanosaurian cranial remains from the Early Cretaceous presents a major hurdle to understanding the fossil record of this group.

Our study is the first experimental analysis of stemward slippage in invertebrates, investigating character decay in onychophorans and the implications for understanding the fossil record of lobopodians.

What happened between her life in Juniper Hill and her reconstruction of it 50 years later is important in understanding the kind of record Lark Rise is.