Sentence examples for earliest contributions from inspiring English sources

His work was one of the earliest contributions to the systematic study of the silicate minerals.

The explanations are clearly absolutely bonkers, yet with casual references to 'Brownian Motion' (one of Einstein's earliest contributions to physics) Adams slyly shows that he knows his stuff.

The Bondwoman's Narrative (2002)—a fictionalized slave narrative based on the real-world experiences of its author, Hannah Bond (who published under the pseudonym Hannah Crafts)—was discovered in manuscript in the early 21st century and is among the earliest contributions to African American women's fiction.

Knivet drew on these adventures to write one of the earliest contributions to the ethnography of the continent, which forms an annex to his brief memoir.He did eventually make it back to England, though not before another failed escape had taken him across the Atlantic, to Portuguese Angola, and back again.

The Antidote deserves to be better known as one of the earliest contributions to what later became a vigorous tradition in British natural philosophy, namely natural theology.

The work reviews some of the earliest contributions that pointed out the relevance of delegation when dealing with distributed authorization, in particular we comment on PolicyMaker and KeyNote, and also on SDSI/SPKI.

Orwell's best known contribution to the field is Burmese Days, but his earliest contribution was How a Nation Is Exploited – The British Empire in Burma.

Hayek's earliest contribution was his development of a business cycle theory that built on the earlier work by Swedish economist Knut Wicksell and von Mises.

The earliest contribution to the subject was made, maybe, by Aronson and Gilding and Peleiter (see [3, 29]).

At Talk, a monthly magazine, Mr. Amis made some early contributions.

That, and earlier contributions, are allowing G.M. to halt contributions until 2013.