Sentence examples for belongs the earliest from inspiring English sources

By the end of the reign the system of exchequer audits was again functioning, and to this period belongs the earliest surviving roll of the register of the great seal.

Stourhead, begun in the early 1740's, belongs to the earliest phase of the landscape movement, sometimes called the pictorial stage.

Paleontological studies indicate that the specimen belongs to the earliest Cenomanian-latest Albian, Early Cretaceous (98.79 Ma 34, which is generally agreed on by Poinar et al.28 and Xing et al.49.49

This vessel belongs to the earliest period of red-figure vase-painting in Southern Italy.

The ultraviolet tests indicate that the Rous Lench pug belongs to the earliest years of Chelsea, say 1745-47, while the Victoria and Albert Museum specimen dates from a little later, perhaps 1747-50.

Prox1 belongs to the earliest markers of mammalian foregut endoderm cells, where its expression is confined to a short segment that gives rise both to the liver and pancreas, remaining expressed during the adulthood [ 6, 7].

DN422 belongs to the late-maturing group, and KY131 belongs to the early maturing group.

The transcription of the middle genes depends on Ime2, a kinase that belongs to the early genes, and Ndt80, a transcriptional activator that belongs to the early middle genes.

The fossil may belong to the earliest known hominin, the group that includes humans and their extinct relatives.

Fossil bones of an animal no bigger than a shrew and weighing less than an ounce have been identified as belonging to the earliest known relative in the primate lineage that led to monkeys, apes and humans.

Archaeologists excavating a cave in central Israel believe they have found teeth belonging to the earliest Homo sapiens that could be around 400,000 years old.