Sentence examples for earliest direct from inspiring English sources

The earliest direct account of whiskey making is found in Scottish records dating from 1494.

Alan Walker, a professor of biological anthropology at Pennsylvania State University who studies hominid anatomy, agreed that the jaw was apparently "the earliest direct evidence" of Homo.

"The presence of milk residues in sieves – which look like modern cheese strainers – constitute the earliest direct evidence for cheese making.

By comparison, the Cosmic Microwave Background — which, until today, was the earliest direct signal we had of the Big Bang — was created when the universe was already three hundred thousand years old.

Researchers digging in the remains of an ancient settlement in Panama have uncovered microscopic buried treasure: tiny grains of starch that they say are the earliest direct evidence of the cultivation of root crops in the Americas.

The engineer Philo, the earliest direct source on this period of catapult design, reported that the improved weapons were something that ambitious rulers in the Mediterranean region "display the greatest enthusiasm over and would exchange anything for".

At NBC she helped Howard, who had become a star playing Opie in "The Andy Griffith Show," go behind the camera with some of his earliest directing assignments.

Crawford's appearance in the 1969 television film Night Gallery (which served as pilot to the series that followed), marked one of Steven Spielberg's earliest directing jobs.

The cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, asked his followers to wait while the United Nations decided whether to send a team to Iraq to weigh whether early direct elections were possible.

Our system revokes users in two different ways as explained earlier: direct and indirect.

To study early direct effects of transpupillary thermotherapy (TTT) on choroidal neovascularization (CNV) and choroid.