Sentence examples for early descriptions of from inspiring English sources

Yet the term was missing from early descriptions of the incident.

There were some discrepancies in the early descriptions of the emergency.

The early descriptions of the protagonist's visits to the valley of corpses is written in the most haunting prose.

Alexander F. Skutch, a field naturalist and author who wrote early descriptions of Central America's tropical birds, died on May 12 at his home in Costa Rica.

Resurrected in the 70's From Mr. Akerlof's pen, occasionally in collaboration with the economist Joseph Stiglitz, came early descriptions of market imperfections.

With their distinctive micro-topography and large cracks when dry, Vertisols have elicited some of the most interesting early descriptions of Texas soils.

In the early 1980s I used an early description of this phenomenon to sell my invention, Ethernet, via 3Com Corp.

Early description of light ray tracing, originally called "Backward" ray tracing.

The approach of executive functions began with the early description of behavioural disorders induced by frontal damage.

Her reports of life on the water, including an early description of a catamaran, are of historic as well as literary value.

The aide-de-camp's early description of Omeara as a place where "two plus two equals five" captures the general derangement of life there.