Sentence examples for century rely from inspiring English sources

Most Protestant churches from the 16th century rely on the first four councils (Nicaea, Constantinople, Ephesus, Chalcedon).

Most Protestant churches from the 16th century rely on the first four councils (Nicaea, Constantinople, Ephesus, and Chalcedon).

The physicists and mathematicians who developed fluid dynamics during the 19th century relied heavily on this reasoning.

Although much information is available online, absentee voting remains largely rooted in the 19th century, relying on a paper ballot reaching state voting authorities.

Historians since the early 18th century, relying on accounts from the Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth colonies, have referred to the conflict as King Philip's War.

Because the bass-oriented music of the 17th century relied primarily on chord progressions as fixed by the bass notes, it was structurally quite open-ended; i.e., the new technique suited any number of formal patterns.

Swedish expansion from the 12th to the 17th century relied on shipbuilding and sea power, and the basis of the Danish empire was its ability to command the straits through the Danish archipelago.

This law, proposed by Darcy early in the nineteenth century, relies on experimental results obtained from the flow of water through a one-dimensional sand column.

Reaching the top of the tennis tree in the 21st century relies on intense physical training with the appliance of science and technology.

This account, shown to be accurate in the nineteenth century, relies on the views of Gassendi and Peiresc based on their microscopical observations that crystal formations of snow and ice are highly reflective.

Biographies of George written during the nineteenth and first part of the twentieth century relied on these biased accounts.