Sentences with phrase «eon on»

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The Hyundai Eon on the other hand gets the most powerful engine among all four, an 814cc MPi petrol motor that churns out 55.2 bhp at 5500 rpm and 74.5 Nm at 4000 rpm.

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They subsisted through the eons on the rats and mice that frequented human habitation and never evolved digestively the way dogs did.

I remember in some of the multiplayer games we played, you would take eons on your turns and would somehow wind up like 40 billion techs ahead of the rest of us.

Not exact matches

It's pretty clear, he argues that if you can't fairly rapidly achieve mass consumer pricing, your EON (Economy of Now) business on its best days will be a niche nicety for the folks with more money than time or brains and never break out of that box.

Unlike Eon Sports VR's Sidekiq, which uses 3D video game - style graphics to teach players, StriVR focuses on 360 - degree video for a reason.

Plus, the Eon Sports team is already working on expanding the football simulations to work with augmented reality devices, as well as developing a baseball VR simulation for consumers and teams.

From the late 1960s through the early»70s, the denizens of this tiny Pacific island were the wealthiest people on the planet per capita, due to the dense and valuable guano deposits left on the island by fish - eating seabirds over a period of eons.

But to hang on to it for eons, I don't understand.

And oh yes, there's that part in Revelation (the last few chapters) where God simply «must» release Satan again, after killing all the «evil» people and having Jesus reign on earth for an eon over all the «good» people that are left.

Not to teach it, critically examine it and it's impact on human society over the eons will doom us to have it around for another few hundred years.

OK, now» we» just agreed that HELL is not eternal: It is based on a time frame of» for the Eons of the Eons.»

There were eons of time on earth before this.

Eons ago ancestral male cowbirds probably gathered insects from the backs of the huge bison herds in the Great Plains and carried them back to their mates on the nest.

To believe or not to believe in God, the Father and His eons of Sons and Daughters and theirs and always on down the lines of each and every generation of His Godliness Kinds!

You can check out another riff on lemon + strawberry (plus one of my most favorite poems that I've written) from eons ago two summers ago, here.

had that shit on pre-order for like an eon.

It has been on my To Make list for eons.

Moo shu has been on my list for eons.

Float Away Eons ago when my sister and I were but wee tots and my parents still exercised the authority to restrict my intake of sweets, I remember the harshest restrictions being placed on soda.

We wrote about it on this blog and it was featured on Parent Dish eons ago.

The notion of sex and nipple stimulation to bring on labor has been around for eons.

Considering the countless tons of «disposable» diapers sitting in piles under heaps beneath mountains of trash, each taking an exponent of eons to evaporate, it's a good thing infant potty training is something that is slowly catching on again in this country.

Over eons, pieces of mitochondrial DNA have naturally inserted into eukaryotic genomes; at birth, for example, humans have between 755 and 1,155 germline mitochondrial DNA inserts that have been passed on through generations.

At first, they were extremely simple, resembling today's sponges or jellyfish, but Earth was on its way from being, for eons, a planet less than hospitable to complex life to becoming one bursting with it.

Based on his group's observations, Moss argues that the increase in body size of marine bivalves throughout the Phanerozoic, the current geologic eon stretching back more than 540 million years, should be accompanied by a shift to faster growth and a shorter lifespan.

Scientists investigated the spatial (vertical) and temporal dynamics of nitrate, extractable organic nitrogen (EON), and total nitrogen in soil, and estimated the leaching - dominated N loss based on N balance in soil.

Eons of melting, cooling, and agglomerating have transformed the glass particles in the regolith into a jagged - edged, abrasive powder that clings to anything it touches and packs together so densely that it becomes extremely hard to work on at any depth below four inches.

If all that weren't enough, studying those rare, loner galaxies that call voids home should shed light on how all galaxies evolved over the universe's eons.

For roughly an eon, life on Earth changed but little, dominated by hardy microbes in oceans starved of oxygen.

Evolution takes eons, but it leaves marks on the genomes of organisms that can be detected with DNA sequencing and analysis.

For eons prior to the emergence of the nucleated cell, life on Earth was essentially slime: vast, directionless mats of single - celled bacteria and archaea.

Here on Earth destructive geologic processes cloud our view of those long - gone formative eons, Kring says.

Planetary scientists hope that analysis of Phobos's regolith will shed light on the nature of the satellite's deep interior because of the turnover between the surface and the interior over the eons.

So, desires for those masculine characteristics, which are thought to have been markers of high genetic quality in our male ancestors, don't last all month — just the few days in a woman's cycle when she is most likely to pass on genes that, eons ago, might have increased the odds of her offspring surviving and reproducing.

At roughly the same time (and for eons thereafter), oxidized iron began to appear in ancient soils and bands of iron were deposited on the seafloor, a product of reactions with oxygen in the seawater.

On the right are two frames from Eon Jui Lee's simulation of a blowout jet eruption.

The rock sat on the surface for eons until an asteroid struck Mars and flung bits of its crust into space.

The new data from Io is providing scientists with a window on similar volcanic activity that raged on Earth eons ago.

«That dynamic has gone on for eons,» he said.

A quick and fascinating read, youll be ruminating on bits of time trivia for eons to come.

The scientist has bore witness to the final moments of more than 100 stars, although these fiery orbs have, in actuality, been dead for eons by the time Still lays eyes on them.

Czaja argues that finding rocks this old is rare, so researchers» understanding of the Neoarchean Eon are based on samples from only a handful of geographic areas, such as this region of South Africa and another in Western Australia.

Professor Graham Shields - Zhou (UCL Earth Sciences), one of the co-authors and Dr Tostevin's PhD supervisor, said: «We honed in on the last 10 million years of the Proterozoic Eon as the interval of Earth's history when today's major animal groups first grew shells and churned up the sediment, and found that oxygen levels were important to the relationship between environmental conditions and the early development of animals.»

As Adam Frank has said over on the 13.7 blog, «Earth and Mars have been swapping spit (astrobiologically speaking) for eons... [and] it is entirely possible we were Earth's first alien invasion.»

Acritarchs are found in rock deposits that were once marine and terrestrial aquatic environments, and have been described from localities on all continents, as well as from all time periods from the Proterozoic eon (starting 2

1) the atmosphere (which can also be subdivided into northern and southern hemispheres, and even into Hadley Cells) all with fairly short time constants 2) the upper ocean — time constant on the order of years to decades 2a) the biosphere — time scale from 1 year to decades and even centuries and millennia for some processes 3) abyssal ocean (timescale of many decades to ~ a century or more) 5) the geosphere — timescale of millennia to eons.

Data from such investigations provide a unique perspective on the events in this time period, and together present a cohesive framework for examining eukaryotic and animal evolution through the Proterozoic and into the Phanerozoic Eon.