Sentence examples for early modes from inspiring English sources

Once she's immersed you fully into her bustling Bushwick streets, the author comments saliently on early modes of gentrification, and how racial prejudices have led to bright lines dividing streets and neighborhoods.

These early modes of adaptation are mediated largely at the transcriptional level [2].

With this book I had to find patterns and parallels from much further back, from the roots of drama and Christianity and early modes of civilisation, in order to represent my sense that marriage is to an extent an illusion of personal choice.

The first Christmases in this collection find Brodsky in his early mode of dark rebellion.

The present work demonstrates experimentally obtained early mode I fatigue crack growth rates from such notches.

A super-supraglottic swallow provides an early mode of protection, recruiting early closure of the vocal cords and "double" protection for those persons at risk for aspirating.

Pushing formalism into her favorite early mode — anguish — Sontag had, it turned out, taken film aesthetics as far into modernism as she could.

Her early mode achieved its masterpiece in "A Severed Head," which I remember being passed around among young suburban couples in the early sixties as a species of news.

This model is supported by the absence of early Mode 2 lithic industry in Europe in the second half of the Early Pleistocene which would have accompanied recolonising populations if the primary population source of Europe came from south-west Asia.

Experimental results previously published by the authors on early mode I stage II FCG rates from different single edge U-shaped notches in low carbon steel plates were utilised.

And there is a change in register after the first volume, where the hushed Joyceanism of his early mode – when he thought of himself as a short-story writer and poet, but not yet fully as a novelist – is to the fore.