epoch造句

We are clearly at the end of an epoch.

That's what the place looked like at some remote epoch.

Indeed, there are many who are enthusiastic about the defining of a human epoch.

The first recognisable ancestors of modern humans evolved during the Pliocene epoch.

But it was also an apt finale to a deflating epoch.

The icebreaker symbolizes a whole epoch in the history of Russia.

The term "Old Covenant" as used in Scripture refers to the Mosaic epoch not every epoch before the incarnation nor to all of the Hebrew and Aramaic Scriptures indiscriminately.

The preceding Palaeocene epoch was also brought to an end, the rocks suggest, by a sudden release of methane.

At this epoch when Waterloo is only a clashing of swords, above Blucher, Germany has Schiller; above Wellington, England has Byron.

So many things are dying at the moment - an entire free-spending epoch is being laid to rest - that I wondered which particular burial she had in mind.

Before our permissive epoch set in, female teachers in girls' schools used the thimble (invariably worn on the index finger) to inflict painful blows on their charges' heads.

the peak of exercise and in the recovery phase of exercise test,the QT interval in each epoch was significantly shorter than that before exercise.

Second, Obama's glorious victory brings to a close the age of Reagan, the era of conservatism, and the epoch of the southern strategy.

In this application, you could freeze a collection of related processes at specific intervals (checkpoints), then thaw a particular epoch as a way to roll back to a known good state.

Each historical epoch is a world in itself, closed off and certain of its principles, until the dialectic movement of historical life creates a new, equally limited and deficient form.

Methods 44cases with ST segment depression at the peak of exercise and sustained to the recovery phase of exercise test were selected. In all of these cases,the T Wave was clear in 12 leads and also in each epoch.