Sentence examples for direct antecedent from inspiring English sources
It was the direct antecedent of the present Democratic Party.
The sweeping chimney stack of 1040 is the direct antecedent for Stern's 15 Central Park West.
The frottola, as it developed by 1530, was the direct antecedent of the 16th-century madrigal.
Frost draws comparison with the affection felt for Star Wars – a direct antecedent of BTTF in terms of manic fandom (but, for me, a far inferior film).
The direct antecedent to the company was founded May 16 , 1930 by John Clarence ("Doc") Karcher and Eugene McDermott to provide seismographic data for the petroleum industry.
More importantly, the ghoulish cabal that created the notorious "the truth" headline – MacKenzie, some police officers and the late Tory MP Irvine Patnick – is the direct antecedent of the poisonous chumocracy whose mechanisms were briefly exposed during the hacking scandal.
In physics and cosmology, Descartes propounded theories that were direct antecedents of Newton's "Principia".
As for the roots of rock 'n' roll, the pounding piano and sharp guitar lines of "Sloppy Drunk" and "It's Too Short" sound like direct antecedents of Ike Turner and Chuck Berry.
The results indicate that time distortions and focused attention are the most important direct antecedents of flow.
We propose a theoretical model that includes economic benefits, time benefits, transportation anxiety, trust, and reciprocity either as direct antecedents of ridesharing participation intention, or mediated through attitude towards ridesharing.
This paper examines the impact of four Web site interface features on the cognitive process that trigger online shoppers' emotions, operationalized as mental states of readiness that arise from appraisal of events and considered as direct antecedents to approach or avoidance behaviors.
