Sentence examples for distinct literatures from inspiring English sources

According to such a view, 18th-century Ireland produced two distinct literatures that never touched or intersected: one in English, the language of print, and another in Irish, mainly in manuscript.

In this respect, we bring together two distinct literatures: the one on cultural transmission and that on the effect of social and economic characteristics on trust.

It is thus clear that these distinct literatures could potentially benefit from cross-communication. Second, while it is widely recognised that the development of better buildings is a major challenge for a range of sustainability issues not least of all, global climate change many have noted that commercial buildings often receive more attention than residential buildings (e.g., [26], p. 388).

Studies of robustness have followed distinct lines of thought and distinct literatures.

However, two largely distinct literatures have tackled this problem from very different perspectives.

To frame our argument, we draw upon three distinct literatures: demographic research on siblings, the nature of sibling relationships in Africa, and economic transfers within African families.

The identification of the pan-HRV active compound 31f combined with a structurally distinct literature compound T-00127-HEV1 allowed the assessment of target related tolerability of inhibiting this kinase for a short period of time in order to prevent HRV replication.

There are two largely distinct research literatures on the association of the nurse work environment and the safety climate on patient outcomes.

Our exploratory results suggest that employing several risk attitude measures drawn from distinct disciplinary literatures can be important to refining the understanding of any genetic basis as the degree of correlation found between economic and psychological measures of risk attitude in this and other samples tends to be low.

He was also a critic and semi-philosopher, whose Biographia Literaria transformed literary criticism into a field of study distinct from literature itself.

Although dances were often performed to sung poems and plays either were written in verse form or contained references to classic poems, the performing arts traditionally are seen as distinct from literature in East Asia.