An epoch means a special time in history or life. It has important events that make it different from other times.
The Victorian epoch was full of change.
He lived in an epoch of great progress.
In science, an epoch is a time point used to measure time or dates. It helps to start counting time from a clear place.
The GPS system uses an epoch to track time.
Data was recorded from the epoch zero point.
Geologists use epoch to name parts of Earth’s history. Each epoch shows different climates or living things.
Dinosaurs lived in the Jurassic epoch.
The ice age marks a cold epoch in geology.
Astronomy uses epoch as a date to fix star or planet locations. It helps scientists measure movement over time.
Astronomers use J2000.0 epoch for star positions.
The planet's location is fixed at this epoch.
In computer learning, an epoch means one complete pass through data. It shows how many times the computer learns from data.
The model improved after ten epochs.
Each epoch processes all training data once.
An epoch can be an event that starts a new important time. It changes how people live or think.
The invention was an epoch in technology.
Winning the prize was an epoch for her career.
