Sentence examples for ancient publications from inspiring English sources

Study of ancient publications and new observations on structures permit us to suggest a revision of the plan proposed for this third millenary construction.

In "Financial Times" he takes forecasting tools, economic texts, financial publications and ancient predictors, and turns them into a statement on people's desire especially in the public and financial sectors to predict the future.Numerous canvases depict the lines of graphs, mostly in the primary colours, red, yellow and blue.

Cicero was the most influential rhetorician and representative of Academic skepticism in Roman literature, and his Academica was the main source of knowledge about ancient skepticism until the publication of Latin translations of the skeptical works of Sextus Empiricus between 1562 and 1569 (Popkin 1960 17 19).

The publication of ancient and contemporary Kannada books (such as the Pampa Bharata and the Jaimini Bharata), a Kannada-language Bible, a bilingual dictionary and a Kannada newspaper called Kannada Samachara began in the early 19th century.

The first publication on ancient DNA sequencing using an NGS platform was entitled "Metagenomics to paleogenomics: Large-scale sequencing of mammoth DNA", published by Poinar et al. in Science at the end of 2005 [ 108].

Carman works on scientific realism and ancient astronomy; among his recent publications are Carman (2005 and 2009).

María Rostworowski, a Peruvian historian known for her extensive and detailed publications about Peruvian Ancient Cultures and the Inca Empire, said about this: "I bet my life, the Inca never had that flag, it never existed, no chronicler mentioned it".

European astronomy regained the level of the ancient Greeks only with the publication in 1496 of Epytoma in Almagestum Ptolemaei ("Epitome of Ptolemy's Almagest") begun by mathematician and astronomer Georg von Peuerbach and completed by his student Regiomontanus (the Latin name of Johannes Müller von Königsberg).

The present era of English hymnody dates from the publication of Hymns Ancient and Modern (1861; last rev. ed., 1950), characterized by austerity of style, conformity to the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, and the setting of each hymn to its proper tune.

This publication explores the ancient origins of quinoa and outlines its nutritional properties and contributions to local gastronomic traditions, food biodiversity, and smallholder farmers and producers.

Poring over the cover photos of rock publications, J B and K G stumble upon an ancient secret.