Sentence examples for uppermost stage from inspiring English sources

Metaphysical knowledge is man's uppermost stage and source of highest pleasure.

Altmann concluded that Avempace defended the uppermost stage as a mystical experience, similar to that preached by the Sufis, and we can agree that Avempace saw the uppermost stage as a divine gift.

1198), however, would express doubts whether man's uppermost stage is a natural perfection or divine gift for Avempace, an issue which Alexander Altmann researched (1965).

However, since the late 1950s, micropaleontologists have recognized that calcareous marine plankton (foraminiferans and coccolith-bearing nannoplankton) exhibit a major taxonomic change at the boundary between the Maastrichtian (uppermost Cretaceous) Stage and the Danian (lowermost Tertiary) Stage.

The German Compsognathus fossil itself most likely came from the Painten Formation of the Kapfelberg locality, specifically dated to the uppermost Kimmeridgian stage (150.8 million years ago); however, alternative possibilities include quarries near Jachenhausen or Goldberg, both from the Tithonian, to which stage Compsognathus has traditionally been dated.

In the uppermost level of the acetabulum, anteversion was 14.4° ± 10.5°.

Five hundred beeline kilometres from Reims, the chalk of a couple of the uppermost Cretaceous stages is concentrated under vineyards east and southeast of town.

Givetian Stage, uppermost of the two standard worldwide divisions of Middle Devonian rocks and time.

Tithonian Stage, uppermost of the three divisions of the Upper Jurassic Series, representing all rocks formed worldwide during the Tithonian Age, which occurred between 152.1 million and 145 million years ago during the Jurassic Period.

Callovian Stage, uppermost of the four divisions of the Middle Jurassic Series, representing all rocks formed worldwide during the Callovian Age, which occurred between 166.1 million and 163.5 million years ago during the Jurassic Period.

Toarcian Stage, uppermost of the four divisions of the Lower Jurassic Series, representing all rocks formed worldwide during the Toarcian Age, which occurred between 182.7 million and 174.1 million years ago during the Jurassic Period.