Sentence examples for early worker from inspiring English sources

Green was an early worker in the southern California film industry, graduating from directing two-reel comedies to feature work in 1917.

Outside, most of the facing windows were still dark, only a small light here and there: an early worker, a mother with an infant, a bedside vigil.

The preponderance of evidence from this study and other recent studies [ 18, 19] indicates that adequate diet is critical to early worker development.

However, in V. squamosa, we found the opposite pattern when either early worker larvae (chord distances: WL E - WL L = 1.28, WL E - QL L = 1.21) or early queen larvae (chord distances: QL E - WL L = 1.29, QL E - QL L = 1.16) were used in the comparison.

Try and send out an early worker (or even an overlord as Zerg) to both find your opponents base and see what kind of early units they may be building.

That's why early workers' movements like Britain's Chartists in the early 19th century organized, first and foremost, for democratic rights.

Near the end of the 19th century, the properties of electrolyte solutions were investigated extensively by the early workers in physical chemistry.

The early workers noted that large doses of radiation would cause, after some delay, reddening of the skin, which might lead to blistering and ulceration.

Precise stratigraphic positions for the boundaries of the various traditional Tertiary series were not specified by early workers in the 19th century.

These early workers did not think in terms of partially coherent light, however, but derived their results by an integration over the source.

With Joe Brady at Walter Reed, he was among the early workers who studied the effects of reserpine, chlorpromazine, and mephenesin on conditioned behavior in animals.