Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Phanerozoic Eon(age of fossils) of the last 550 million years is well mapped as a time of expanding life punctuated by mass extinctions.
Rio de Janeiro, an effort punctuated by the 1904"Vaccine Revolt".
For my grandfather, the name change symbolically punctuated the repudiation of the dream of lasting peace.
He was the co-developer with Stephen Jay Gould of the theory of punctuated equilibrium.
In my younger years, I focused on unimportant issues, punctuated by worry and anxiety.
Marine in the field, periods of tension and anticipation are punctuated by moments of complete chaos.
The maze has several dead ends and multiple paths punctuated by six raised bridges.
This is Niles Eldredge. He was the co-developer with Stephen Jay Gould of the theory of punctuated equilibrium.
which are often punctuated by mysterious maps
The basic assumption of punctuated equilibrium is that a very few creatures, all from the same large population, will experience several beneficial mutations,
Your dream of the quiet of a rural setting could be punctuated by rifle shot, loose livestock, or machinery used to harvest fruits and vegetables.
Her adolescence was punctuated with appointments"from one doctor to another, who did not know what I had and told me bad news," she explained.
Her tours of duty on Yankee Station were punctuated by frequent logistics trips to Subic Bay,
Kline's time at Fulham was punctuated by frequent rows with the club's coaching staff and other executives as he tried to enforce a data-based approach to player recruitment.
The early period of Portuguese incursion was punctuated by a series of wars, treaties and disputes with local African rulers, particularly Nzinga Mbandi,
a slow process but is probably punctuated by acute exacerbation when the equilibrium between the resistance of the patient, the virulence of the microorganisms and the local drainage is disturbed.
It's a charming, lilting language punctuated by phlegm-trembling glottal''g''s(not in the south) and''sch''s(also found, for example, in Arabic).
between industry transformation and government response was punctuated by periods of value destruction and societal harm.
(Punctuated equilibrium teaches that evolution happens too fast to see,
The Algarve's 100 miles of Atlantic coastline is punctuated by jagged rock formations, lagoons, and extensive sandy beaches,