Sentence examples for ii earlier from inspiring English sources

After World War II, earlier design activity resumed.

Although the bulk of significant 20th-century stained glass belongs to the period after World War II, earlier experiments, especially in France and Germany, suggested the possibilities that could be creatively explored.

This observed value is the same as obtained by method I and method II earlier.

These are in notable contrast to the style of most war memorials to the military of World War II; earlier modernist memorials to the dead of World War I were sometimes removed after a time as inappropriate.

The simulation reveals neuroblast activity which is consistent with both i) proliferation and migration of proliferating cells into the damaged areas in the absence of PPADS, and ii) earlier neuroblast migration followed by late proliferation in the presence of PPADS.

In the case of controls, the following additional exclusion criteria were used: (i) earlier use of psychotropic medications, (ii) earlier psychological or psychiatric treatment, and (iii) parental score on hyperactivity (Strength and Difficulties Questionnaire) was >6.

The priests sold 90 acres in the 1970's that became the Estates I and II, two early gated homeowners' associations.

Her books, nine in all, written in the last six years, include "Red High Heels II," "Early Bird," "A Different Kind of Truck" and a story about truck-stop prostitutes, "Commercial Company," that would be X-rated as a movie.

The New York World, March 6 , 1930WORLD WAR II (early 1940's) "The cloud of manmade darkness that have hovered over various parts of the metropolitan area during the last few weeks settled last night upon eight square miles of the lower Bronx, where 935,000 persons cooperated in the latest blackout drll.

Finally, the integral difference of the multifractal spectrum, average multifractal index D MF, between studies I and II (early), II and III (late) and I and III (final) is useful, because it gives the tendency of the spectrum, averaged over all q values.

Indeed, (i) the spatial shape of the cone of depression is significantly affected by the karst proportion in the vicinity of the pumping well, and (ii) early-time inflection of the drawdown signal occurs only at observation wells crossing locally well-developed karst features.