Sentence examples for example the history of from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the history of cosmology.

There is opera in particular: one example, the history of stage machinery.

What Feinstein offers, instead, is a labor-intensive accumulation of information surrounding the incident -- for example, the history of the Houston Rockets franchise, which, perhaps you did not know, started in San Diego.

The online edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, where browsing is orgasmic to word lovers, illuminates by example the history of what it calls the "weakened" sense of the adjective: "very enjoyable or exciting".

On the road he relates – for example — the history of Partition, when thousands of intellectuals were forced to walk to Siberia – an 18-month journey – where they were chained to wheelbarrows night and day and worked to death.

For example, the history of audio formats suggests that the selection of music available has a concave parabolic utility curve: Utility increases as selection expands, but at a decreasing rate, and not indefinitely.

There are now monuments chronicling, for example, the histories of French aviation, the French Foreign Legion, California, Arizona and the United States.

For example, the histories of the 20 aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (AARSs) contain many inconsistencies, the result of HGTs [ 15].

Two examples from the history of science: Example 8 (Morphine and meperidine).

The current opposition to the adoption of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) globally is best understood using the example of the history of electronic communications.

Here, for example, is the history of "The Waves": 1926 [She is finishing "To the Lighthouse"]: SEPTEMBER 30.