Sentence examples for attested use from inspiring English sources

The Latin word landica gets its earliest attested use.

The word was probably adopted by the Indians of the northwestern provinces from this source, and its earliest attested use in India is by the grammarian Pāṇini (c. 5th century bc) in the form Yavanānī, which is taken by commentators to mean Greek script.

The earliest attested use of the name is found in Tholkappiyam, which is dated as early as 1st century BC.

The earliest attested use of the word in reference to the colour is from the 16th century.

The first attested use of the word to refer to the cervix of the uterus was in 1702.

In this scenario, the software state of the embedded device is attested using the TPM before sensitive information is transmitted.

Ever since the Late Medieval Ages historico-medical literature has attested the use of cranium humanun as an ingredient in pharmacological preparations for the treatment of epilepsy.

A recent study of eleven Roman-Egyptian mummy portraits from Tebtunis (Now Umm el-Breigat) in the Fayum region has attested the use of wax as binding medium [26].

Neither of these authors is ordinary of course but, as their books attest, their use of their talents in response to their cruel accidents make them all the more remarkable.

Preminger, a well-built man six feet tall and with sad eyes and a pink, clean-shaven head, looks fit; his complexion is a deeper pink, attesting to use of the gymnasium's sun lamp.

Despite of the historical evidences attesting the use of black earths as painting materials in both a fresco and a secco techniques, there is very little analytical evidence of their use as painting material on architectural surfaces.