Sentences with word «coeval»

While HD 36546 intrinsic properties are consistent with a wide age range ($ t $ $ \ sim $ 1 — 250 $ Myr $), its kinematics and analysis of coeval stars suggest a young age (3 — 10 $ Myr $) and a possible connection to Taurus - Auriga's star formation history.

But it also means that wherever the Gospels keep close to the matter and form of the kerygma, there we are in touch with a tradition coeval with the Church itself.

«In the great formative period of theistic philosophy, which ended with the rise of Mahometanism, after a continuance coeval with civilization, three strains of thought emerge which, amid many variations in detail, respectively fashion God in the image of an imperial ruler, God in the image of a personification of moral energy, God in the image of an ultimate philosophical principle.»

It is widely acknowledged that during this time, anatomically modern humans started to move out of Africa and assimilate coeval Eurasian populations, including Neanderthals, through interbreeding.

Wilson's project was taken up by his students and successors, notably by Vaughan and by Baliunas, with the result that there are now well sampled records of H+K intensity for over a hundred stars covering 30 years, plus samples of many hundreds more, including coeval starclusters, covering the past 15 years.

As significant hominin brain expansion occurred at ∼ 1.8 Ma coeval with occurrence of massive ephemeral deep - water lakes, while subsequent expansions are associated with extreme dry periods.

On average, young Russian women are slimmer than their western coevals.

Gothic horror was in the air, you might say, in those days: Witness the roughly coeval resurgence of the genre at England's Hammer Films, with their muscular and bloody take on classic Universal monsters (Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula), as well as the cycle of gaudily decadent Edgar Allan Poe adaptations helmed by Roger Corman (House of Usher).

[14] The hand - built body was steel with aluminium doors, bonnet and boot lid; starting from 1955 a panoramic rear window was used, similar to the one found on coeval Pinin Farina - bodied Ferraris.

We were close in age — her thirty - two to my twenty - nine — but that didn't really explain anything since all the female candidates were more or less coevals, ranging from the youngest at twenty - six (Sally McNally, who didn't stand a chance) to forty (Gretchen Frost, who did, because she knew how to suck up to Mission Control and held a Ph.D. in rain forest ecology).

Click Below for information on the geologic origins of Ambergris Caye, a study by Dr. Sal Mazzullo Late Pliocene to Holocene platform evolution in northern Belize, and comparison with coeval deposits in southern Belize and the Bahamas PDF VERSION (higher quality) HTML VERSION (not as precise)

Contemplating Katz's real or imagined influences, and looking for like - minded coevals, you can have a field day, finding evidence of the impact of Matisse almost everywhere (sometimes funneled through Milton Avery), but also of Pollock, de Kooning, Guston, Dodd, Edouard Manet, Edvard Munch, Larry Rivers, Ellsworth Kelly, Marisol, Bernard Langlais, the photographer Mathew Brady, posters and magazine advertisements, the movies, and much else besides.

It was an ambitious group exhibition examining the mutual influence of coeval Civil Rights movements during the 1960s in the US (characterized by pushes for an end to segregation and racial discrimination) and Northern Ireland (characterized by pushes for an end to the marginalization, disenfranchisement and destitution of Catholics).

In the history of twentieth - century collectivism in art, Colab has so far occupied an inferior position in comparison with coeval groups like General Idea or Group Material that were smaller, more structured, and more inclined to dialogue with the official art world.

These media productions brought forward the legacy of previous Guerrilla Television collectives like Raindance Corporation, Videofreex, and TVTV, but mixed it up with an apolitical nature that, like other coeval experiments, presumably influenced the imminent birth of MTV.

Akin to many of his regional coevals, Kovanda was eclipsed by time and circumstance, and only came to more general attention in the mid-aughts thanks to exhibitions like «Jiří Kovanda vs The Rest of the World» (2006) curated by Work Method, which traveled extensively throughout western Europe, and his prominent inclusion in Documenta XII the following year.

In the decades following the discovery of the PETM, numerous other hyperthermals have been discovered, marked by coeval excursions in the carbon and oxygen isotope compositions of benthic foraminifera and bulk sediment.

Pressure from the side of coevals can do their stay in area of control and even violent relations, especially when someone acquaintances considered «cool» to the friends.

Nay, I will go a step further and say — get ready — that they are «coeval.»

It exists already, behind the scenes, coeval with the world.

The major step-wise expansion in brain size around 1.9 Ma when Homo appeared was coeval with the occurrence of ephemeral deep lakes.

This was at a time when dialogue and debate with the coeval international avantgardes was becoming most intense, conducted through a series of group surveys in which Penone took part.

[3] This was at a time when dialogue and debate with the coeval international avantgardes was becoming most intense, conducted through a series of group surveys in which Penone took part.

It was sort of coeval.

«We find that major temperature changes in the past 4,500 y occurred abruptly (within decades), and were coeval in timing with the archaeological records of settlement and abandonment of the Saqqaq, Dorset, and Norse cultures, which suggests that abrupt temperature changes profoundly impacted human civilization in the region.

The evidence presented here shows that the changes observed in PDSI running variance for the Southwest are coeval with changes in ENSO variance observed in other tropical Pacific Ocean records (Fig 5).

Abrupt changes in precipitation and temperature resolved in a record spanning the past 60,000 years from Lake Tanganyika, East Africa, are coeval with Northern Hemisphere climate events.

Relatively low TOC and phytoplankton markers prevailing during this period, coeval with the absence of IP25 [sea ice].

The breakup of Pangaea was accompanied by biogeochemical disturbances including the largest magnitude perturbation of the carbon - cycle in the last 200 Myr, coeval with the now well - characterised hyperthermal, the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event (T - OAE).

The investors purchased cryptocurrency options called «coevals» that were to be later used to purchase tokens called Monkey Coins at a valuation premium in a forthcoming token sale.