Sentence examples for a rather early from inspiring English sources

In addition, our results suggest that the hemispheres exchange sensory information already at a rather early visual processing stage.

Since no cognitive evaluation of the stimuli was required, we expected to find changes primarily at a rather early processing stage.

"The field of self-healing in bulk metallic materials is in a rather early childhood stage," notes a recent textbook co-authored by Tasan.

But in "Herdsmen With Cattle," a rather early example of the artist's best-known motif, yellow light pervades the scene like a vapor, tinting everything platinum and gold.

He may not have known he would be emperor, but he cannot have doubted that he would be at least a general at a rather early age and thereafter a high official in the government of Rome.

He may not have known he would be emperor, but he cannot have doubted that he would be at least a general at a rather early age and thereafter he would be a high official in the government of Rome.

M. Jivani's very funny The Ungrateful Dead stands at a rather earlier stage of development.

In a rather early-stage field, the Pebble Steel stands out as, all-around, solid: looks, battery life, app and phone support, and a dedicated company behind the product.

England ([1986]) also extends a Sraffian type of model on a rather earlier stage of the research history in order to present a basic model for analysing environmental problems such as air pollution, waste discharge and so on, although his treatment of the problems is very abstract, too.

In this paper, we present the first extensive characterization of visual opsins in a hemimetabolous insect, the two-spotted cricket Gryllus bimaculatus, which belongs to a rather early-branching insect lineage.

Boards and shareholders aiming for an immediate strategy shift should thus start to replace a CEO rather early on.