Sentence examples for four major strands from inspiring English sources

In the next section, we provide a brief scientific primer on genetic terminologies and then review the four major strands of research in economics that has used genetic data to date.

Modernism, he suggested, had two major strands.

Their budding romance provides one of the two major strands in the story.

Catalan nationalism had two major strands: a conservative, Roman Catholic one and a more liberal, secular one.

Shenker identifies three major strands of unrest under Mubarak that came together to forge the revolution: industrial action, acts of communal resistance, and middle-class pro-democracy activism.

They contend that there are two major strands of conservatism in America: what they call "non Tea Party," "traditional" or "real" conservatism; and what they describe as "Tea Party," "reactionary" or "pseudo-conservatism".

Although he worked in a great many genres - he can lay claim to the invention of the two major strands of detective story, puzzle and psycho-drama, was a major figure in the proto-history of science fiction and essayed early efforts in that still controversial area where fiction, hoax and journalism combine - Poe's cinematic reputation rests on his contribution to the horror film.

Two major strands are emerging in this investigation.

It is difficult to overstate the tremendous impact this marriage of two major strands of late Indian philosophical thought in Śāntarakṣita had on the philosophical traditions of Tibet.

This endeavor is a first attempt to address these two major strands of ICT of the new wave of computing in relation to the informational landscape of smart sustainable cities.

The present study reviews the evidence on the local economic role of landscape amenities from two major strands of empirical research, migration and regional economic models, and hedonic pricing models.