Sentence examples for earliest times for from inspiring English sources

His father had been one of the preëminent academics of the previous century — "A History of All Nations from the Earliest Times," for which he served as editor, runs to more than twenty volumes — and his mother, Mary Tappan Wright, was a famous novelist, a progenitor of what we now think of as the campus novel.

This poses another complicated problem - the best and earliest time for authenticating a true cyst.

The earliest time for which the cell sheet was completely disrupted, as assessed visually, was recorded for each sheet.

Therefore, for this study, the earliest time for assessment of SVR was 4 weeks following the EOT.

Earliest time for topping main stem (10 days earlier than traditional time) significantly (P < 0.001) increased the percentage of fruits with higher fibre strength (30 35 cN tex−1) and micronaire (4.5 5.25), especially in Xinjiang (Fig.  10).

We used the divergence of centipedes (Chilopoda) and millipedes (Diplopoda) as the minimal (most recent) time of arthropod terrestrialization and the divergence of myriapods with their closest relatives (in this case, chelicerates) as the maximal (earliest) time for myriapod terrestrialization.

The earliest time for tumors was expected to be 110 days of age, mice were euthanized each 20 days thereafter to follow the increase in tumor incidence and multiplicity.

It was known from early times for its mineral springs.

About ten miles from Basti stood the jungle, famous in earlier times for panthers, tigers and wolves, but they had been killed or driven off many years ago.

It's still early times for Node.js but the enterprise market has started to show interest.

"It's very early times for us, but this has literally been decades in the making".