Sentence examples for waning stages from inspiring English sources

Only in the movement's waning stages did female artists step forth in any numbers.

He's about to be thirty-one, for God's sake, and by all odds he should be in the waning stages of his phenomenal career.

The victory, ensured by the American skipper John Kolius's roll-the-dice end run in the waning stages of the classic Fastnet Race, was the first for the United States since 1969.

But in the waning stages of the season, this home draw felt like the start of an impotent Revolution endgame which will eventually keep the Revs home in November for the fourth year in a row.

The onset of regional glaciation during the waning stages of the last interglaciation is clearly out of phase with glaciation at lower latitudes.

Age estimates of abandoned cave levels are constrained by dating fluvial sediments washed into caves during the waning stages of speleogenesis with the terrestrial cosmogenic nuclide method.

However, where ice-blocks ground on the waning stage when sediment flux is reduced, antidunes are not preserved and the hollow is infilled with low-angle foreset beds.

If so, sediments from the waning stage of the tsunami, generally indicated by waves of minor energy and inundation distances, may only be represented by the thin fine gravel layer (subunit IV) in core LEF 44; for the other cores, analogous sediment layers of a distinct subunit IV have not been detected.

Soon after, Van Dover [ 92] visited the 'Animal Farm' vent field at 18.60°S and found it "clearly in a waning stage of the hydrothermal cycle' (p. 142).

Repetition of subplinian and vulcanian are reported in several volcanoes; for example, the 1980 summer eruption at Mount St. Helens (Cashman and McConnell, 2005), and the transition is common in the waning stage (Morrissey and Mastin, 2000).

We assume previously infected individuals reach the last waning stage after 4 years (Types 1 and 2) or 3 years (Type 3) on average in the absence of further infections [ 20].