Sentence examples for entitled ancient from inspiring English sources

The paper is an addendum to the paper entitled "Ancient vernacular architecture: characteristics categorization and energy" that was published at "Energy and Buildings" in 2010 [1].

Even as stalwart an LGBTQ ally as Frank Rich, in an article in the last issue of New York Magazine entitled "Ancient Gay History," claims that "the rapidity of change has been stunning" and "happened with a speed of a fever dream".

Thank you for choosing to send your work entitled "Three ancient hormonal cues co-ordinate shoot branching in a moss" for consideration at eLife.

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "Assessing ancient DNA authenticity with low-coverage data: a case study of wheat in the British Isles 8,000 years ago" for peer review at eLife.

Contradicting all of these latter generalizations is a lengthy work entitled Rhetoric in Ancient China, Fifth to Third Century B.C.E.

In the third edition, a new chapter was added, entitled "Madagascar's Ancient Geological History", written by Maarten de Wit from the University of Cape Town.

Her 1923 annual performance at Aeolian Hall entitled "Recital of Ancient and Modern Music for Voice" became a historic occasion when she presented the works of George Gershwin, the first time his works were performed by a classical singer in concert.

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This is imaginative, sensible, and perhaps the only way to resolve this central part of the confrontation in the Middle East.This would presumably mean that sovereignty would reside with a trio of representatives of the three faiths, perhaps entitled consuls in the ancient sense of supreme magistrates.

Much influenced by these important literary figures, a young philosophy graduate from Cairo University began to explore the novel genre, and in 1939 the first novel of Naguib Mahfouz (Najīb Maḥfūẓ) appeared, a historical novel set in ancient Egypt entitled ʿAbath al-aqdār ("Fates' Mockery").

On the one hand, in his Isagoge [Introduction to the analytic art] of 1591, which was presented as part of a larger project to restore ancient analysis (entitled Book of the restored mathematical analysis or the new algebra), Viète introduces a notation that allowed him to treat magnitudes in a general way.