Sentence examples for continuous historic from inspiring English sources

Today, the antebellum town, with its large, lovely houses, is one continuous historic district, with a handsome if nearly empty Main Street, a beautifully restored red-brick, 19th-century library and interesting churches.

We chose the 2001 year as representative year because SARIMA is a powerful tool to predict future situation (i.e., 2001 in this case) using continuous historic data (i.e., 1992 2000).

Over the decades, he developed a continuous narrative of great historic moments sounded by an American chorus in the native vernacular.

The formation of this class – members of which returned to India in the late 1980s and early 1990s from places such as Oxford and took charge of the new national media emerging from Delhi, and centres of higher education there – was linked directly to political access, and to a continuous give-and-take with historic western educational institutions.

Bias due to temporal changes is limited as historic data (1996 2001) are continuous with data collected after vaccine introduction (2001 2004).

The earth pigments that are based on a clay matrix are the most stable pigments that have been in continuous use as painting materials since pre-historic times.

However, around 140 of his MPs - including leadership challengers Angela Eagle and Owen Smith voted in favour of renewing Trident, with many highlighting Labour's historic position in support of a continuous at-sea nuclear deterrent.

To represent the natural variability of historic and future climates, we generated continuous time series of 300 years for the locations of 3 meteorological stations located in the vicinity of the ungauged basin.

But President Juan Manuel Santos and Rodrigo Londoño Echeverri, the leader of the insurgent group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), came together in Cartagena to sign a peace treaty on Sept. 26 ― a historic agreement that would end the world's longest continuous war.

The ideas that led to the continuous creation theory were born at that time and in 1948 their historic papers on the theory were published.

The historic salt mine in Wieliczka, near Kraków, has been in continuous use since the 13th century; in 1978 it was among the first places to be named a UNESCO World Heritage site.