Sentence examples for earliest occurrence from inspiring English sources

Earliest occurrence of autorotating seeds in conifers: the mid-Permian (Kungurian-Wordian) Manifera talaris sp. nov. International Journal of Plant Sciences 75: 841-854.

For the bulk flora, four subgroups of feeding were documented: margin feeding (70.1% of all occurrences), hole feeding (24.1%), and minor skeletonization (earliest occurrence), and galling.

The reason is that domesticated pearl millet has turned up at archaeological sites in India that are contemporaneous with its earliest occurrence in the African record, said Dr. Dorian Fuller, an archaeobotanist at University College London.

Cambridge University believes to have found world's first question mark Dr Chip Coakley, a manuscript researcher from Cambridge University, believes he has found the earliest occurrence of a question mark in fifth-century Syriac documents.

Oppel's recognition of the earliest occurrence of a fossil species (or its first appearance), its range through a succession of strata, and its eventual loss from the local record (or its last appearance) led him to compare such biostratigraphic data from many species.

The answers of the first question with the earliest occurrence were correct 29 times and wrong 24 times.

"May I use your telephone?" asks Mr. Pinkerton in "The Wrecker" (1892), one of the earliest occurrences in literature of that polite request.

One of the earliest occurrences of its modern shape is found in a 1922 design for a series of linked telegraphs that allowed mathematicians to communicate with one another and thereby predict the weather.

Because Mammuthus has one of its earliest occurrences in North America from Leisey 1A, it was absent from the older Inglis 1A locality regardless of ecological factors.

From the fossil data, we assessed the earliest occurrences of lepidopteran families through geologic time.

To my knowledge, no earlier occurrence has been found.