Sentence examples for historical contact from inspiring English sources
It's easy to see why this message resonates with a certain type of celebrity damaged by historical contact with the public spotlight.
Most Wa communities have had extensive historical contact with Tai-speaking Buddhists, and over the 20th century an increasing number adopted Buddhism.
We carried out a substantial and detailed investigation into the actions police took in the days prior to Mr Ebrahimi's horrific murder, and their historical contact with him over a seven-year period.
The relationship between content requirements and historical contact information of users was analyzed in Ref. [23].
The algorithm uses the information entropy and the modularity parameter to analyze the vehicle's contact pattern, and trains the higher order Markov chain by the historical contact information.
Here again holist and contrastive versions of underdetermination make historical contact, as the prospect of empirically equivalent webs of knowledge or "systems of the world" was first raised by Quine in a holist context (1975).
Thus these two languages reflect special historical contacts of early date.
Such areal diffusion of properties usually results from extensive historical contacts and mutual borrowing not only of lexical items but also of structural features in situations of long-term bilingualism.
"We're learning, and it's helping us keep alive our connection to Islam and the old Afghans". These historical contacts have an echo in the present day, as a steadily growing number of Aboriginal people convert to Islam.
On a smaller scale, we found genetic affinities between the H. pylori isolated from particular Iranian populations and strains from Turks, Uzbeks, Palestinians and Israelis, reflecting documented historical contacts over the past two thousand years.
The Kurds in North Western Iran have had extensive historical contacts with Turkish Kurds and other Turks during several periods of history, including during the Ottoman Empire up to 1514, during the First World War and in the later part of the 20th Century.
