Sentences with phrase «faster than dinosaurs»

«At their current rate, frogs are disappearing faster than dinosaurs did,» it says.

Technology moves faster than those dinosaurs are prepared to accept and while many corporate systems will be left with IE11, they were also unable to update to alternatives like Firefox / Chrome / Opera for exactly the same reasons.

Not exact matches

New research from North Carolina State University shows that theropod dinosaur species with bony crests, horns and knobs evolved to giant body sizes 20 times faster than those species lacking such embellishments.

Our ancestors evolved three times faster in the 10 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs than in the previous 80 million years, according to UCL researchers.

The hype on dinosaurs has portrayed some species as veritable roadrunners, faster than mammals such as rhinos and elephants.

By holding their limbs directly beneath their bodies, the argument went, dinosaurs would have moved faster and more efficiently than the cousins of crocodiles and relatives of early mammals that also lived at the time.

Spurred by human activity, the crisis is occurring faster and could extinguish more species than the gigantic asteroid strike that may have wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

Roughly six feet bigger than T. rex and a ton or two heavier, Giganotosaurus nonetheless was a relatively fast dinosaur whose pointed tail apparently provided balance and the ability to make quick turns as it ran.

Back in the 90's, when the venture capital money was flowing faster than Niagara Falls, the e-book industry «PR Machine» predicted a «Revolution» during which time the printed book would quickly go the way of the dinosaurs.

Its «Future Earth» hall explains that «the planet is changing at a faster rate than anything that's been recorded through the geological record, other than a catastrophic event, like the meteor that took out dinosaurs,» said Martin.

Many including Judith have expressed concerns about the paper's reasoning, but it's not like the authors are claiming faster - than - light communication, perpetual motion, an antigravity shield, or dinosaurs inside our hollow Earth.

Dig deep, they hide their conclusion, which seems invariably to be, bless our drilling operation, credit us with saving the world from the methane monster by making money faster than ever by building more drilling and processing and pipeline infrastructure, by committing money and effort to keeping the dinosaur alive a little longer.