Sentence examples for earliest extensive use from inspiring English sources

The earliest extensive use of vacuum tubes for digital data-processing appears to have been by the engineer Thomas Flowers, working in London at the British Post Office Research Station at Dollis Hill.

These are among the innovations that Voisin, who summed up his self-taught engineering skills as that of "a rough carpenter," helped to pioneer: the earliest monocoque auto chassis, extensive use of aluminum, propeller-type cooling fans, antilock brakes and aerodynamic styling.

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about David Hockney's theory that the Old Masters of the early sixteenth century made extensive use of optical devices to achieve their results... Tells how Hockney first noticed the possibility when comparing Andy Warhol sketches he knew had been produced with the aid of a slide projector, and sketches by Ingres, which had the same line.

The wide US Europe differences in 5-year net survival from colorectal cancer in the late 1990s were probably attributable to the earlier stage and more extensive use of surgery and adjuvant treatment in the USA.

The wide differences in colorectal cancer survival between Europe and the USA in the late 1990s are probably attributable to earlier stage and more extensive use of surgery and adjuvant treatment in the USA.

In this study, the occurrence of eNOS in the glands is shown, but earlier extensive investigations using antibodies against both nNOS and iNOS have not revealed presence of any of the two isoforms in the glandular epithelium of normal human subjects (unpublished observation).

These early aerial operations and the extensive use of ship-based seaplanes in Norwegian explorations of coastal Queen Maud Land during the 1930s were forerunners of present-day aerial programs.

"In their earlier campaigns, Team Anna has made extensive use of these sites to mobilize support".

Neither Pennsylvania nor New Jersey and New York make extensive use of early voting, which could minimize the impact of storm-related disruptions on voting.

This is one reason for the extensive use of early formula milk in China [ 15].

This rationale may be related to the hypothesis that limited exposure to infections and more extensive use of vaccinations early in life can lead to an increased risk of childhood diabetes [ 7, 8].