Sentence examples for claimed priority from inspiring English sources

Both chemists claimed priority over discovering iodine's elemental nature.

Withering's publication created considerable furor with fellow Lunar Society member Erasmus Darwin, who claimed priority in having published on foxglove's therapeutic use in managing dropsy.

By contrast, a competing Czech car designer claimed priority for features on a similar car he thought a predatory Volkswagen copied from.

Later, Brouwer claimed priority for this distinction, adding in a footnote that he had explained it to Hilbert in a series of conversations in 1909 (Brouwer 1928A2, 375)/(Mancosu 1998, 44n.1).

In a letter to Shackleton Scott claimed priority rights to McMurdo Sound.

"I have too much respect for my colleagues, those who are living and those who have passed away, to claim priority for myself.

In order to claim priority of discovery, the original group rushed to hold a news conference rather than waiting to announce their work at an academic conference or in a peer-reviewed journal.

Accordingly, for a given set of norms, the claim that meaning/content is essentially normative can be read in different ways: As a claim that remains neutral on the question of metaphysical priority, as claiming priority for meaning/content, or as claiming priority for norms.

When arXiv was founded, it was viewed as a way to balance the desire for rapid communication of scientific results with the pressure to claim priority.

For newer patents, calculating the earliest effective filing date can itself be challenging where there are multiple family members from which the patent claims priority.

If there's no widespread agreement and no standard, another scientist might be able to claim priority after publishing a later, peer-reviewed article that is similar or related to a manuscript previously posted in a preprint server.