Sentence examples for earliest practice of from inspiring English sources

This was one of Stubbs's first works, and his earliest practice of dissection – using the body of a woman who died in childbed.

The sculptures on the pillars of the temple reveal the earliest practice of Krishna worship in Tamil Nadu.

In China, the earliest practice of hybridization between yak and local cattle is thought to have started during the Yin Dynasty (approximately 1100 B.C). (Cai 1989; Zhang 2000; and references therein).

(This approach was a major break from the earlier practice of making letters by using the fingers and wrist).

In very recent, darker and more arcane collage photos, Ms. Simmons has gone back to her earlier practice of photographing tiny dolls in a dollhouse.

In their analysis, the charity's governors should have brought back an earlier practice of securing dairy milk pails with padlocks.

Usefully, they discourage the problematic earlier practice of allowing the mediator also to serve as the ultimate arbitrator (should mediation fail).

The early practice of simply swimming as much as possible at every workout was replaced by interval training and repeat training by the late 1950s.

Mormons, having experienced government persecution for their beliefs and practices (especially the early practice of polygamy) are strong supporters of religious liberty and opposed on principle to accepting government funds for their institutions.

In recent days, the Israelis have reverted to their earlier practice of carrying out raids in territory that had been turned over to Palestinian control under the Oslo agreement.

In Milan, for example, metrical hymnody, as distinguished from the earlier practice of unmetred psalmody, was cultivated, particularly under the influence of the 4th-century bishop Ambrose, who first attempted to codify the growing repertory of chants.