| A geologic time scale combines absolute age determinations, in years, with relative age based on sequences of rock strata. |
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| The limited dynamic range of the soundtrack is an indication of the relative age of Spartacus, but only finicky audiophiles should mind too much. |
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| The human worshippers too are carefully graded in size according to their relative age and status. |
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| The confidence on fossils to determine the relative age of strata was so strong that the necessity to confirm their relative age based on the law of superposition was thought unnecessary. |
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| I think what does put pressure on these services is the relative age structure of populations. |
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| Her original logic, it turns out, was based on her own research into the role of relative age on sports performance and sports-related injuries. |
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| Coaches, sport administrators and parents need to work with sports to find ways to reduce the relative age effect. |
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| The relative age of the building can be identified on the basis of the surface finishing of the natural freestones. |
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| The greater the rate of evolution, the shorter the period of time represented by any given index fossil and the narrower the limits of relative age assigned to the rocks containing the index. |
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| The relative age of each province or territory. |
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| Sedimentology and paleontology is a powerful combination, because they provide a sensitive indication of the depositional environment at the time, as well as the relative age of the rocks. |
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| Through them can determine the relative age of the rocks where occur. |
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| Bones can be identified by relative age, body part and shape. |
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| In younger rocks assigned to the Phanerozoic Eon, the succession of multicellular animals and plants becomes the basis for much more precise relative age determinations. |
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| This led to true experimental variation in relative age and maturity. |
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| Chronostratigraphy is the branch of stratigraphy that places an absolute age, rather than a relative age on rock strata. |
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| For the first 150 years of geology, biostratigraphy and superposition were the only means for determining the relative age of rocks. |
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| The presence of homeless people in the streets, higher density neighbourhoods the increasing relative age of the overall population, and extensive media coverage of safety issues may contribute to feelings of insecurity. |
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| An informal caregiver can claim the tax credit for a relative age 18 or over with whom he or she lives, if such relative cannot be left alone and suffers from a severe and prolonged mental or physical impairment. |
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| Whatever advantages, however, that sapwood may have in this connection are due solely to its relative age and position. |
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