Sentence examples for important strains of from inspiring English sources

Speaking of that pickle, we learn, in a warg adventure and not a moment too soon, how two important strains of "G.o.T".

It was designed as a comprehensive storage facility that could protect economically important strains of plants from the threat of a global catastrophe, such as nuclear war or widespread natural disasters brought about by global warming.

But unlike many places, we have always had important strains of philo-Semitism as well; there is a long American tradition, with both Protestant and Enlightenment roots, of really liking Judaism and the Jews.

During the 1930s two important strains of computer-related research were being pursued in the United States at two universities in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The Global Seed Vault was designed as a comprehensive storage facility that could protect economically important strains of plants from the threat of a global catastrophe, such as nuclear war or widespread natural disasters brought about by global warming.

Russet Burbank infected with three biologically distinct and economically important strains of PVY, the ordinary strain (PVY-O), tobacco veinal-necrotic strain (PVY-N) and tuber necrotic strain (PVY-NTN).

Radicalism in the Wilderness draws a clearly organized, meticulously researched picture of a very important strain of postwar Japanese art.

But it taps into an important strain of contemporary art and confirms once again that the most successful group exhibitions of the moment are based on shared ideas, not visual styles.

While the CHOICE Act did not become law, it represents one possible approach to repealing parts of Dodd-Frank and streamlining regulation, and it continues to represent an important strain of thought on these topics.

Another influential and politically important strain of political philosophy emerged from the Reformation and Counter-Reformation of the 16th and 17th centuries.

Thus work was begun on a range of "cognitive" psychological theories which reflected these presumptions, and an important strain of contemporary functionalism, "psycho-functionalism" (Fodor 1968, Block and Fodor 1972) can be seen a philosophical endorsement of these new cognitive theories of mind.