Sentence examples for a historical position from inspiring English sources

Molecular data, however, suggest a sister-relationship between termites and Cryptocercus [ 41- 44], a historical position [ 45] that is supported by Deitz et al. [ 46], and Klass & Meier [ 47] based on morpho-anatomical data.

This was an historical position which allowed him to consider many important developments (both inside and outside the Madhyamaka tradition) that preceded him.[3] The central claim of the Madhyamaka School is that all phenomena are empty (śūnya) of any intrinsic nature, unchanging essence, or absolute mode of being.

This article takes a historical perspective on the changing position of WHO in the global health architecture over the past two decades.

Bill Clinton is in a remarkable historical position.

In the mid-1820s, St. Hilaire developed a more historical position on the relation of the unity of type to issues of the fossil record and to the development of life (Guyader 2004, chp. 4).

As Sims [8] indicated in his arguments for the designation of a neotype, L. terrestris occupies not only an important historical position in the nomenclature of earthworms as the first earthworm described and type species of Lumbricus and the Lumbricidae, it has also been a model organism for research and education in Biology.

Having recently turned 80, the woman who was once regarded as a kind of latter-day witch who led John Lennon astray and broke up the Beatles, now occupies a more complex historical position in the pantheon of celebrity.

The unrest is a consequence of Hong Kong's unique historical position - a territory on Communist China's soil, but a global and connected city where many believe direct democracy is the only fair system of government.

Of course, another explanation is that Apple is just chilling out about NSFW content in general, but that seems far less likely given the company's historical position on a being a family-friendly App Store.

"His abiding faith in our country's exceptional historical position as a beacon of freedom will make him the most important leader in a world that depends upon a strong America to stay at peace".

The Yemenis, you might say, bring more to the table than do their Arabian cousins — chalk it up to Yemen's historical position as a spice-world hub and its proximity to the Horn of Africa.