Sentences with phrase «key period»

Goes from the dinosaurs through key periods of history to the present day.

Individuals buy term insurance so they have protection in place during key periods in which their loved ones would experience the most financial devastation if the provider were to die prematurely.

It will also allow you to plan around certain key periods for your business, and let you size up your content strategy at a glance.

The sculptures have been carefully selected from key periods throughout the artist's career with the earliest shown here from 1962 and the most recent from 2004.

Perhaps the answer is related to maternal confidence, the infant relationship with the breast in a very key period of cognitive development, plus a cascade effect from poor pumping results.

As a matter of fact, you are stable for several key periods: a week, a month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 month and 18 - months.

Puppies go through three key periods of development while growing up.

Arsenal spent more time than any of our EPL rivals on top of the table and had it not been for unlucky injury blows to big players at key periods of the campaign I reckon we would have done it.

The exhibition is organized in four chronological sub-sections that represent key periods in the history of mashup culture: the early - twentieth century, the post-war, the late twentieth century, and the twenty - first century.

Methane is a key greenhouse gas; the Arctic is a key region for natural emissions of methane; high summer and autumn are key periods when emissions can peak and change rapidly.

Ages and Stages is a term used to broadly outline key periods in the human development timeline.

West Ham United have had the likes of Andy Caroll and Andre Ayew, who have excelled on their day, but there still remains fitness concerns over the pair, who missed key periods of last season.

The game's key period occurred in the 86th minute.

The female leads are placed into different key periods of oil, from Tehran in 1908 through to post-invasion Iraq in 2021.

Published in 1978 and shortlisted for the Booker, The Bookshop is a slim, beguiling novel by the underrated Penelope Fitzgerald, and one whose credentials as the basis for a low - key period drama are all there in her twinkling, unforced prose.

Second, when asked what content, skills, or knowledge are most important, teachers rank the guarantees of the Bill of Rights at the top, whereas concepts like federalism and the separation of powers and key periods like the American Founding fare less well.

Users play as two dots and travel through ten worlds that echo key periods of the typography's history and solve riddles.

The 10 - room hotel showcases key periods in the capital's history, the rooms and suites on each floor decorated in Colonial, Republican and contemporary styles respectively.

Organized by the KunstMuseum Bonn, and the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung Munich, in cooperation with the artist's estate, the show examines the importance of drawing throughout key periods of Guston's career, from the mid-1940s to 1980.

A LARGE - SCALE RETROSPECTIVE of works by Charles White (1918 - 1979) debuts this summer in Chicago and will travel to New York and Los Angeles, cities where the artist spent key periods of his life.

This Edwardian hallway has had all its original features revived, with the beautiful floor enhancing key period elements.

«Late teen years are key period for bone growth: Gains in bone mineral continue after height growth; period offers window for health interventions.»

«It's not the application that was missed, it was the concentration at key periods that was missed,» Wenger continued.

Arsenal's problem for the past 10 years has been too many key players being injured during key periods of the season.

The exhibition is organized in four chronological sub-sections that represent key periods in the history of mashup culture: starting at the very top, the early - twentieth century, followed by the post-war era within its third floor.

It already houses an important collection of artefacts from key periods of Maldivian history, from an extensive collection of 15th century Chinese porcelain to the discovery of a pair of 11th century sunken baths on the island.

Think of Q4 as a key period to getting your performance numbers back on track to finish off the year in a strong position.

You might be able to leverage existing trends in traffic into bigger sales spikes by adjusting your marketing strategy during these key periods.

As noted by The Mirror last week, Jurgen Klopp has been linked with a raid on his former club for the talented teenager in January, as they look to deal with the loss of Danny Ings to injury while Sadio Mane will be absent for a key period due to the African Cup of Nations.

The Frenchman said, «It is the key period.

«He's instinctive and tests keepers so if we can welcome him back for this key period, clearly that is going to help us.»

Asked what it's like to be sidelined through such a key period, Toby responded: «First of all, you train very hard when you are injured.

Students will learn to identify stylistic characteristics of music periods and composers and the key periods and dates of music history.

CHRISTINE STEWART - FITZGERALD: Now you know, I know, Veronica, you mentioned that I mean like the night time is like one of the key periods for the prolactin and really you know the stimulation so I would imagine tandem feeding is a really good way of increasing the supply and I know you also mentioned pumping, now do you recommend pumping at night time as well?

A systematic review supports these results, indicating that the postnatal phase is probably the key period and the most adequate time to promote EB since the vast majority of successful interventions began in this period [29].

One highlighted was the conflict caused for women by the fact that the age at which they want to start their families often coincides with the key period for establishing their careers.

Of these, connective tissue growth factor a (ctgfa) was expressed in glial cells during a key period of healing, as the cells were actively building bridges across damaged tissue.

The researchers studied six species of bats, testing them for infection with the fungus during three key periods of their annual cycle: fall, when the bats mate outside the hibernacula; winter, when they go into hibernation; and summer, when they migrate to maternity sites and the females give birth.

Researchers have long been frustrated by a paucity of fossils from this key period in evolution, which sits at the borderline between two major geological epochs: the Miocene (about 23 million to 5 million years ago) and the Oligocene (about 34 million to 23 million years ago).

«For a long time, scientists weren't sure how or why Madagascar's biogeography changed in very recent geological time, specifically at the key period around when humans arrived on the island a few thousand years ago.

Motivated by the chance to open a window into a key period of biblical history and hoping to find a trove of telling artifacts and riches, archaeologists have been looking for the tomb for years.

Adolescence is the key period for bone development, and poor development at this stage is linked to reduced peak bone mass (the amount of bone mass at the end of the skeletal maturation, around age 30), increased fracture risk and osteoporosis later in life.

With online dating becoming very mainstream as a source of dating success stories, those new to online dating are most likely to give it a chance in this key period of the year.

Rami Malek, Joe Mazzello, Ben Hardy, and Gwilym Lee star in the film, which is set to arrive in theaters on Christmas Day in 2018, and will cover a key period in the band's history.