Sentence examples for examples of the earliest from inspiring English sources
The Met show begins with examples of the earliest surviving portable images in Indian art.
Over time, the 10 known specimens of Archaeopteryx became widely regarded as examples of the earliest bird, which lived about 150 million years ago.
Its great strength remains Greco-Roman, including examples of the earliest coinage of western Asia Minor, the supreme artistic achievements of Syracuse and southern Italy, and masterpieces of Hellenistic and Roman portraiture.
I have named it Genesis because, as far as possible, I want to return to the beginnings of our planet: to the air, water and fire that gave birth to life; to the animal species that have resisted domestication and are still "wild"; to the remote tribes whose "primitive" way of life is largely untouched; and to surviving examples of the earliest forms of human settlement and organisation.
For example, the empirical studies of Chen et al. (2013, 2014) offers examples of the earliest social capital analysis by means of differential analysis.
Their hope is to see examples of the earliest stars and galaxies and study their evolution and the production of elements, which in turn leads to better understanding of the origins of life.
Other outstanding examples of the early English style are the nave and west front of Wells Cathedral (c. 1180 c. 1245) and the choirs and transept of Rochester Cathedral.
The book also presents examples of the early work of contributors who were by no means as well-known as they are now, if they were known at all, when they created their strips for me.
Typical examples of the early contrast-enhanced subtraction image, DW image, and ADC map are shown in Figure 1.
