Sentence examples for affect the history from inspiring English sources
-How will the revelation of Deep Throat's identity affect the history of Watergate?
Each of these opposing forces became at one time or another strong enough to affect the history of the Zhou order.
Science can tell us that the fossil record and the factors affecting evolution suggest that many contingencies affect the history of lineages through time, and that there is no evidence of orthogenesis.
We investigate the way diverse groundwater extraction strategies affect the history of solute concentration recovered at a pumping well while taking into account random spatial variability of the system hydraulic conductivity.
Any evolutionary force acting at any one site will equally affect the history of the whole molecule.
While the terms "network" or "rhizome" have been proposed, reticulations often affect the history of organismal components but maintain the integrity of lineages [ 15], and all lineages most probably had a single evolutionary origin [ 16].
While a student at Columbia, he wrote two papers that greatly affected the history of genetics.
"This cosmic cycle of death and destruction has without a doubt affected the history of life on our planet".
True, Eisenhower, the former supreme Allied commander, acknowledged that Normandy had set in motion a chain of events that affected the history of the entire world.
"Such perturbations, related to anthropogenic climatic change, are currently challenging the fauna of the world today, emphasizing the importance of the fossil record for our understanding of how past events affected the history of faunal diversification and extinction, and hence how future climactic changes may continue to influence life on earth," the authors wrote in the paper.
Her status was later upgraded to Senior First Rank, the highest and most prominent award, then or now, bestowed by the Emperor to a few subjects outside the Imperial family who had significantly and positively affected the history of Japan.
