Sentence examples similar to claiming of priority from inspiring English sources

During the 1840s, Gerhardt alienated most European chemists as he accused them of analytical inaccuracies, bad faith, or false claims of priority.

A claim of priority with regard to what M. Cleve observed. Determination of organic nitrogen in natural waters, by M. Pellet.

Steno's dissections revealed features and allowed inferences that falsified cherished notions and brought jealous claims of priority from other anatomists; his ideas about the earth reached uncharted waters and could have provoked charges of heresy.

So, while not disputing any claims of priority, I must assert that at least when it comes to picking up our weekend's supply of fish and cream cheese, New York does not stand alone in this matter.

Counterintuitively, practitioners say that being open supports their claims of priority and relieves their anxiety about getting ripped off.

Apparently, the first to use a version of universal validity and explicitly propose it as both necessary and sufficient for logical truth was Bolzano (see Bolzano 1837, §148; and Coffa 1991, pp. 33 4 for the claim of priority).

The Darwin Manuscripts Project (http://darwin.amnh.org) is an excellent resource for someone interested in the evidence for Darwin's claim of priority or in nature and extent of his thoughts on natural selection during the period prior to 1859.

Again, the applicant contends to have a "bona fide intention to use or use through the applicant's related company or licensee the mark in commerce" and this time the company also asserts a claim of priority based on the fact that it has successfully registered 'Magic Slate' as a trademark in the EU.

Perhaps he had given up on claiming the priority of the science of man over natural philosophy.

asserts that the network achieved "an unprecedented" degree of cooperation among normally highly competitive scientists who gave up claims of priorities and patents.

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.