Sentence examples for historical domain from inspiring English sources
The present territory was consolidated during the 19th and 20th centuries as European powers encroached into Ethiopia's historical domain.
Using the search engines provided by Domain Tools, the Guardian was able to comb through historical domain name records and contact the owners of some of these sites.
But the hunger for programming by ESPN and ESPN2 has led the networks to change tradition and move into other days of the week, even Friday nights, the historical domain of high school football.
Like its predecessors, the show excavates material seldom on view at the museum, constitutes a major event in its art historical domain and comes with a groundbreaking catalog, in this case with six essays by scholars in the field and catalog entries by the students.
The study contrasts two different hypermedia systems that contain resources on a complex historical domain.
There's absolutely no indication of what the future has in store for the historical domain name, apart from the fact XF.com intends to celebrate its 25th birthday next year.
Fourth, it is necessary to align future workforce and imaging practices between the historical domains of radiology and nuclear medicine.
The knowledge was structured by following three processes of disaster management cycle, consisting of 9 domains of forecasting, 10 domains of response, 9 domains of recovery, 16 domains of Historical, 30 domains of GeoInformatic, and 6 domains of Government policy and land use.
To do that, the fellows in the inaugural program — including Colin B. Bailey, chief curator at the Frick Collection; Eleanor Jones Harvey, chief curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum; and Gary Tinterow, a longtime Met curator who is often mentioned as a potential successor to Mr. de Montebello — delved into subjects that rarely invade their art-historical domains.
In contrast to the historical, intersubjective domain of material reality, psychical reality is the vital domain of fantasy and intra-psychic life, operating independently of objective considerations of veracity.
