Sentence examples for early applied to from inspiring English sources

In England the Late Latin term marchiones was early applied to the lords of the Welsh marches, but it was there used in a sense descriptive only of their lordships' location near the frontier without implying that they were superior to other earls.

Jackson had earlier applied to stop her cross-examination by union barrister Mark Irving, with whom she said she had an eight-week affair 21 years ago.

As Adarand Constructors v. Peña, the case led in 1995 to a landmark Supreme Court decision that for the first time applied to federal affirmative action programs the same "strict scrutiny" the court had earlier applied to state and local programs.

From the later-1930s, arrayray of new mathematical tools from the differential calculus and differential equations, convex sets, and graph theory were deployed to advance economic theory in a way similar to new mathematical methods earlier applied to physics.

Alchemical metaphors had very early been applied to physiology; Ge Hong, for example, called semen the "yin elixir".

Many of the early techniques applied to soil microorganisms were originally developed for working with pure cultures of microorganisms.

Earlier limitations applied to London but have since been lifted.

The methods have earlier been applied to a study of the stability of benzoyl peroxide itself in aqueous suspension.

Two years later, in the case McDonald v. City of Chicago, the court held that the earlier ruling applied to the states.

Medicated early weaning was applied to obtain B. bronchiseptica-free piglets.

So far, 19,239 offenders who were sentenced under the earlier guidelines have applied to have their terms reduced.