Sentence examples for earliest core from inspiring English sources

And its confession regarding Christ is probably the earliest core around which later elaborations of it were composed.

The probe has found dust devils, carbon dioxide snow and signs of old magnetic fields suggesting the early core was highly active.

Leaving the Classroom As Mr. Obama built his political career, his so-called groupies became an early core of supporters, handing out leaflets and hosting fund-raisers in their modest apartments.

I didn't know it at the time, but these men were the early core of Al Qaeda, and their leader was a recently arrived, rich Saudi wannabe, Osama bin Laden.

The time between two memory reads or writes (cycle time) was about 17 microseconds (millionths of a second) for early core memory and about 1 microsecond for core in the early 1970s.

Earlier core flood experiments on ASG and ASAG were done on homogenous Berea and Bentheimer cores.

"Their deep percolation model implies that early core formation can only be initiated in large planets.

Meanwhile, anecdotal evidence I've collected suggests early core Snapchat users might be sending fewer direct snaps lately.

Facebook has worked hard to recruit or acquire some of the top engineers and product leaders in the world, even as most of its early core employees have left for early retirement or to start their own companies.

Hanegraaff termed this early core of the movement the New Age sensu stricto, or "New Age in the strict sense".

The Palace expanded in all directions around this early core with the addition of new buildings and courtyards.