Sentence examples for early illustrated from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the main early illustrated magazines were Leslie's Weekly (1855 1922) and Harper's Weekly (1857).

His television program "High Adventure with Lowell Thomas" (CBS, 1957 58) introduced the peoples and customs of remote lands, much as his early illustrated lectures had done for live audiences.

An extensive review of privacy threats and possible countermeasures in participatory sensing applications is earlier illustrated [9, 10].

Clive Wood's Duke of York earlier illustrates his claim to kingship with the aid of a bag of stones; McArdle's Richard pathetically produces the self-same stones at the very moment he is to lose both power and life.

The trade-offs in gain selecting for just a few uncorrelated traits, demonstrated earlier, illustrate the importance of concentrating improvement upon only a few traits of most economic importance.

As the solar panel example mentioned earlier illustrates, manufacturing capacity provides the basis and stimulus for innovation leading to higher stages of sophistication in production, design, and invention.

Over a year later, this warning simply has not come to pass, as the story of the Sunni Hashd Colonel mentioned earlier illustrates: Sunnis are fighting for the Iraqi government because of what ISIS have done to them, not joining ISIS because Shi'a Hashd have entered their towns.

Among American Christmas collectibles, early and illustrated versions of "Visit" stand alone.

Both of these early studies illustrated that tissue engineering using biopolymer scaffolds is possible.

d Animation of the hatching of an early amniote, illustrated for Dimetrodon (Synapsida, Permian) as example, with e an adult providing food, illustrating parental care.

His fiction reflected his growing interest in Early Christianity, illustrated by another story, itself published in 1903: Pentru cruce ("For the Cross").