This has allowed astronomers to obtain the most precise measurement of the cosmic temperature at such a remote epoch.

He observed everything from a many-windowed gallery atop an enormous square-sided brick tower that seemed like a survival from some remote prehistoric epoch.

Regarding the evidence of prehistory, very remote epochs often give clues only about physical anthropology, i.e., per biological remains re human evolution.

Even in this remote future epoch, then, vanity was not extinct.

Yet it also made him aware how much he had changed; the child who had lived in the burrow seemed to belong to a remote epoch of his life.

In such remote epochs, we may discover outlets for our ambitions far grander and more worthy than merely populating an unlimited number of worlds.

But the voyage had not lasted twenty years; it would continue until they died, one by one, in some indefinably remote epoch, which none of them could imagine.

Married young and splendidly at some remote epoch of the past, she had had for a time a close view of great affairs and even of some great men.

We may never be able to visit ancient Greece, but scenes painted on Athenian amphorae help us imagine what life was like in that remote epoch.

Very remote epochs often concern physical anthropology.