Sentences with phrase «deep past»

Now must dig deep past fatigue, etc. to just do it.

This question is your opportunity to get creative and dig in a little deeper past those standard, stiff job descriptions, and day - by - day duties.

And many leave recalling an artist from a still deeper past.

Jackson shot 37 percent from deep this past season and got progressively better as the season went by.

His most recent research has been on Earth's deep past climates and what they can tell us about future climate change.

He upped his volume from deep this past season (6.5 attempts per game), but only made 32 percent of those shots.

But over time, as the new legal marketplace establishes itself — and as we see legal and medical issues more frequently intersect; e.g., the right to your own DNA — I can see some lawyer - client relationships, at least, moving much deeper past the client's privacy line than we're used to seeing today.

His most recent research has been on Earth's deep past climates and what they can tell us about future climate change.

The numerous archaeological finds made there since 1948 have given us renewed contact with the deep past of Judaism and a new appreciation of the Bible's overall accuracy in depicting it.

Emma's deep past and modern feel helped it replace the similarly classic name, Emily in recent years.

But by looking at the deep past in the right way, a new set of questions about civilizations and the planet appear: What geological footprints do civilizations leave?

The finding comes in the wake of a better understanding of how oxygen levels in the oceans and the atmosphere fluctuated in the deep past, and may shift how scientists think animal evolution can proceed.

Talking about her cover story on what iron - loving elements are telling geologists about the Earth's deep past, Alexandra Witze likens these rare metals to time travelers.

«It really shows an awful lot has changed very recently, and it's incredibly dangerous to model the deep past from modern genetics,» says zooarchaeologist Alan Outram of the University of Exeter in England.

We see the deep past here through narrow temporal and spatial windows — walk a mile in any direction and you are either hundreds of thousands of years earlier or later because you are walking on eroding sediments from different slices of time.»

The two studies improve our understand of Greenland's deep past, while raising questions about both the past and future of its giant ice sheet in a changing climate.

What's clear now is that the rising numbers of diagnoses are not caused by some risk factor hidden in our modern world, but are what he calls «a strange gift from our deep past, passed down through millions of years of evolution».

The oldest form of life studied for auxin were single - cell, green algae, dating back to the deep past of a billion years ago.

«The Suwannee River turtle is way different from the others; it's been isolated — as an independent species — into the deep past,» Roman says.

They have always been there, from the deepest past, but only now have they finally penetrated into our awareness.

The use by Kirch and Sharp opens up a new world of accuracy for archaeologists trying to understand human development in the deep past.

Professor Scott and his colleagues and students at Royal Holloway have pioneered the study of fire in Earth's deep past.

Talk about looking for Martians and you inevitably talk about water, the almost - magical liquid that sustains all life on Earth and seems to have served as an indispensable kick - starter for biology in our planet's deepest past.

DEEP PAST A new comparison of ancient and modern human DNA concludes that Homo sapiens emerged earlier than typically thought, perhaps around 350,000 years ago.

The researchers suggest, that although grammar as a whole might not be a better tool for examining language change, a more nuanced approach that combined computational methods with large - scale databases of both grammar and lexicon could allow for a look into the deeper past.

«By understanding the deep past, we have better information about historic trends that lead to better predictions.

It also means that scientists may need to revise the dates of evolutionary events in the deep past, as they likely underestimated how long ago they truly happened, Katzourakis said.

In the deep past it is during warmer climates that you get a stratified and stagnant ocean.

And though the results are far from definitive, they do add to our understanding of the formation of the Earth and its deep past.

From my POV, 12 Years a Slave is a deeply Conservative film which buries America's racial issues in the Deep South in the Deep Past.

Meanwhile, Roseanne and sister Jackie Harris (Laurie Metcalf) dig into the family's deep past to see if there's any of it they can hock.

He states that: «Peacebuilding requires respect for the center the edges of time and space, where the deep past and the horizon of our future are sewn together, creating a circle of time» (Lederach, 2005, 147).

As he walks, Salopek is using our deep past as a sounding board for interpreting contemporary issues and assessing where we have come in our unfolding human story.

It, along with the adrenal system, is caught halfway between our deep past and the present.

I hope readers will enjoy taking this detour into the «deeper past» with me!

I loved how nimbly Atkinson maneuvered time, jumping from past to future to deeper past to present to further future, so that there were no back stories, were no front stories, there was only Teddy's story, full of minutiae and import, and all of it as compelling a story of one person's life as I've read in some long time.

Very widely reviewed, Queen of Dreams gets a thumbs up from most, for example, Donna Seaman writing for Booklist says that «Divakaruni masterfully illuminates the tangible and the numinous, the abruptly changing present and the deep past in a page - turner lush with emotional, cultural, and spiritual insights.»

If there is any doubt look in the deep past on his blog, where his musings went to everyone, not just clients.

Despite being an original creation, the world felt so lived in and like it had a deep past with plenty of scope for further stories, making for a world we're eager to dive back into.

The Greater West has been described as a geographic superregion with roots in the deep past.

While documenting the debris and trash, Soto found traces of a drug and alcohol fueled economy, drawing connections to the city's recent and deep past.

His materials seem like fragments from a sphere with a deep past — perhaps the earth, the ocean, or a meteorite.

Collapsing the deep past (the ancient stele) and the future (the Kubrickian monolith) into the personal and perceptual present, Ms. Truitt's apparently reductive sculptures exude a heady, soulful vibe.

Having billed itself as a survey of 150 years of performative photography, the exhibition also attempts darts into a deeper past by including Nadar, who in 1854 gave us a prancing Pierrot gurning at the camera.

Using fabric, bits of glass, photographs, and casted fragments from other processes, Jones opens a space of possibility with ideas of archetypes and humor; sexuality and identity; and ideas of timelessness, going into the deep past to make images about the present moment.

This all - encompassing sensory experience is a meditation on the intersection of the deep past, present, and looming future.