Sentence examples for earliest cited from inspiring English sources

The machine originally came from ancient China (180 AD, is the earliest cited date) and it creates the illlusion of motion through analog means.

One of the earliest cited references to bucks as currency is a 1748 journal entry from Conrad Weiser, a Pennsylvania Dutch pioneer, interpreter and diplomat.

Ostrovskaya was earlier cited as a critic of my book The Whisperers in the "controversy" which Ascherson mentions.

Bulgaria had earlier cited environmental concerns about the off-shore part of the pipeline.However Bulgaria is also wobbling in another direction.

Moreover, these estimates show that the case for cost-effectiveness of stroke units, compared to care in other wards is not a closed case (even the earlier cited RCTs show ORs ranging from.11 to 1.50).

This conclusion is puzzling, given that Sparrow had earlier cited some of the many critics of this view, and has carefully outlined the dangers of status quo bias.

Mikulinskii [ 53], p.316] notes that Bronn had earlier cited Eichwald's Zoologia specialis [ 51], hence presumably had studied Eichwald's (Pallas's) tree.

The survival rates for single-surface ART restorations, derived from other earlier cited studies, were all very promising regardless of the caries profile of the study populations.

14 Iliffe et al's 32 33 earlier cited work demonstrated that when GPs were fixed on the concept of depression as disease, they were uncomfortable talking to young people.

Dr. Gilley had retired two weeks earlier, citing personal and health reasons.

The journal released it early, citing its "relevance to current public debates".