Sentence examples for earlier documentation from inspiring English sources
These pictures offer a marked contrast to the earlier documentation of Modernist architecture exemplified by the 1932 "International Style" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
They can then assess which test environment most closely reproduces the behaviors of the work in its native environment which is why that earlier documentation is so crucial.
This observation is supported by the earlier documentation indicating a relationship between the increased level of serum CST3 and the incidence of AMD.
This is also comparable with earlier documentation using the random and microsatellite markers and more recently employing a larger set of genome-wide SNP and InDel markers.
Earlier documentation of the tissue specific presence of 5-hmC and the recent rediscovery of its presence in embryonic stem cells (ESC) and brain DNAs, especially in Purkinje neurons, have generated interest.
On a limestone cliff at a crossroads, they came upon a tableau of scenes and symbols, some of the earliest documentation of Egyptian history.
The ghostly image recalls the early documentation of war by Mathew Brady, Timothy O'Sullivan and Alexander Gardner, but unlike these photographers, Karl Burke has never set foot on a battlefield.
One American politician who was also a remarkable collector became aware of the importance of the early documentation that art yields about the Western connection with China.
The books are gems, less for their recipes, which are mix of arcane curiosities and the earliest documentation of cocktails we still drink today, than for their tone and approach.
(The Christie's catalog uses a British spelling of dispatched. ) The version for sale through Christie's includes "the original packaging, manuals, cassette interface and basic tape, early documentation and provenance, and a commercially rare letter from Steve Jobs".
His use of Classical eloquence in the service of his state was an early documentation of the humanistic faith in the political power of rhetoric; it led a bitter enemy, Gian Galeazzo Visconti of Milan, to say that a thousand Florentine horsemen had hurt him less than the letters of Coluccio.
