Sentence examples for early centers from inspiring English sources

Whether tropical forest areas like this site were early centers for domestication and cultivation has been a subject of debate.

If this is the case, then the characteristics and growth patterns of these early centers should reflect some aspects of that leadership, and the strategies of governance in which architecture played a part.

Digital engagement and being a good digital citizen were focal points of the Obama Administration — and it appears to be one of the early centers of interest for the former president in his private function as a global citizen.

Paris and Blois were the early centers of clockmaking in France.

Histories of synanthropy are likely longest for rodents in areas of early human sedentism, making RNA virus richness in early centers of domestication such as the Ethiopian Highlands of particular interest.

Fort Lee was also an early center of the American movie industry.

The early center of this movement was the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, on the Lower East Side (Loisaida), run by Holman.

Rembrandt was born there; the city was an early center of publishing and medicine, and the first tulips in Holland were planted in the university's botanical garden.

The city was also an early center for aviation: as early as World War I, San Diego was proclaiming itself "The Air Capital of the West".

Southern Italy had previously claimed pride as one of the earliest centers of Jewish learning in Europe, making it an obvious location for such treasures.

Homosexuals driven from other communities found a welcome in Cherry Grove, creating one of the earliest centers of gay life in the nation.