Sentence examples for be known on a from inspiring English sources

In 1679 he wrote his first verse in the "new style" for which he came to be known: On a withered branch A crow has alighted: Nightfall in autumn.

I think he should be known on a wider scale because he's doing a lot for the gay community – destroying stereotypes and talking about what it means to be gay in this day and age, so it's quite important to me.

Of course, Watkins belonged to the twilight of the generalist, those great Victorian and Edwardian researchers who felt no need to stick to narrow specialisms, but let their minds wander over wide bodies of knowledge, confident that all that could be known on a particular topic was readily available to them.

For geothermal projects, however, the geomechanical properties of a reservoir are to be known on a very local scale in the order of several meters.

Alnus for which no relative species is known on A. alnobetula.

Daft Punk is known on a global scale.

Little has been known on a molecular level about why the bugs are so drawn to sweat.

When such an environmental proxy is measured, its values are known on a distance grid.

Most components of the photosynthetic machinery are known on a biophysical level, however, the structural integration of light harvesting with charge separation is still not fully understood.

This may be of tremendous relevance in the often encountered cases where limited bioactivity information is known on a given human target, but a much larger number of bioactivities have been measured on orthologues of this target [16, 73, 74].

More precisely, the primary field is known on a spherical surface surrounding the primary and secondary sources and, since the acoustic fields are described in spherical coordinates, they are naturally subjected to spherical harmonic analysis.