Sentence examples for characterized early from inspiring English sources

As such, labor geography challenged capital-centric readings of capitalist development which characterized early versions of structural Marxism in human geography in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the ethnic divisions that characterized early cycling also had a uglier side.

The intense partisanship that characterized early American politics similarly depressed Adams, and he worried that "a Cloud of Ignorance, Knavery and Folly" hung over the young nation.

"Many users in this country," she says, "missed many of the kinds of mobile use practices that characterized early mobile texting culture".

The cartoon features that the Japanese call anime have developed a solid cult following in the United States and Europe, and as their exportability (and profitability) has grown, they have evolved tremendously from the crude cut-out animation that characterized early efforts like "Astro-Boy" and "Speed Racer".

A large number of survey experiments with some successes, some failures, and some contradictory results characterized early results.

The American Red Cross solicited money for the Sept. 11 attacks with what critics say were misleading statements, a problem that characterized earlier disasters.

How easy it would have been for me and my contemporaries to continue the backstairs bundling and fondling and frottage that characterized earlier times.

And because of the unpopularity of the war, military service was disdained by many members of the nation's elite, leading their children to lose the propensity to serve that had characterized earlier generations of America's privileged.

The logarithmic complex formation constants range from 4.4 to 29 and compare well to published data for ionophores that were characterized earlier.

The Opn4−/− mice used in this study were generated in 129S background and characterized earlier [15].