Sentence examples for important waves from inspiring English sources

There are other online timelines that chart feminism, but most begin sometime around 1700 and mainly support the idea of three important "waves". The first, from the 19th century to the early 20th, stressed the vote, while the second, from the 1960s to the '80s, emphasized equality in the workplace and in other areas of society.

But on International Women's Day, when the achievements of women past, present and future are celebrated around the world, the time seems ripe to take a look at the important waves that female characters, both fictional and based on real life women, have made in the 21st century so far.

In return, and in an admittedly mixed metaphor, it defines those it is seeking as "surfers capable of riding society's most important waves," described as "amazing founders in huge and important markets," and "black swans capable of being fund returners".

Some anonymous politicos work on a smaller scale but make important waves within their domain.

Probably the most important wave of conversion was among the Khazars of Russia's Volga-Don steppe.

It is shown that the solution adaptive procedure implemented is able to correctly define the important wave fronts.

Web services are considered to be the next important wave of technology to fuel electronic business, application integration, and business-to-business (B2B) interactions.

Water depth and duration of inundation have been shown to exert a primary control on vegetation establishment and survival in freshwater21,22, saltmarsh23,24 and mangrove25,26 wetland ecosystems, except in situations with important wave exposure27.

Besides, a number of other important wave-guiding properties including frequency dependence of the effective material loss (EML), confinement loss, and effective area are also investigated to assess the fiber's effectiveness as a terahertz waveguide.

"I want to underline the fact that there has been an important wave of immigrants that came to Great Britain from new member states and in many cases they came with aptitudes and a commitment, an involvement we haven't always seen in our labour force".

The biggest and the most important wave of immigration came from Russia, says Prof Hashai.