Sentence examples for earliest authors from inspiring English sources

Among of the earliest authors that represent the fracture as 1D entity in 2D fractured porous system were Noorishad et al. (1984) and Baca et al. (1984).

The earliest authors to discuss conatus wrote primarily in Latin, basing their usage on ancient Greek concepts.

Our own counts in chagasic/megacolonic submucosal plexus principally confirmed the results of the earliest authors (Costa and De Lima Filho 1964), i.e. in contrast to the massive myenteric neuron loss, the submucosal neuron loss was rather moderate (Jabari et al. 2012a).

Mr. Wallace's initial inspiration was Harold Bloom's "Book of J," which suggests that the earliest author of the Bible was a woman in the court of King David.

Although he was writing decades later, he is the earliest author to describe the actual foundation of the Templar order.

The early authors initiated a literary tradition that still survives today: the Father Novelists.

In addition, Piketty's treatment of the nineteen-seventies differs from that of earlier authors.

("These early authors consistently challenge Woolf's notion that women were unable to rise above their gender").

In addition, there are scattered hints in various early authors and in some not very substantial remains of 4th-century Pythagorean literature.

The final 1,300 years, featuring the compilation of encyclopaedic works and the writing of commentaries on earlier authors, produced little that was original.

The Bibliothēkē, invaluable where no other continuous historical source has survived, remedies to some extent the loss of the works of earlier authors, from which it was compiled.