Sentence examples for its first emergence from inspiring English sources

In terms of primary architectural forms, Roman design from its first emergence from Italic and Etruscan traditions favoured temples with spacious porches, like the Temple of Apollo at Pompeii.

After its first emergence in poultry farms in early 2006 in Nigeria [2], A/H5N1 virus was detected in many other African countries.

Genotype B3, representing SH/F/98-like viruses, has widely circulated in chickens in China since its first emergence in 1998, suggesting that this genotype has become established in chickens (Figure 1).

This view is corroborated by its first emergence in the GHR and combined phylogenetic trees.

Several previous studies have shown that the O139 serogroup of V. cholerae has been undergoing rapid genetic changes (6 – 8 ) since its first emergence.

To the Editor: Since its first emergence in the human population in spring 2009 (1 – 3 ) infections with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus have been reported in pigs, turkeys, and some carnivore species (4, 5 ).

In the United States, the disease is in the midst of its third emergence since 1920, after peaking from 1939 to 1949, and again from 1974 to 1984 133, 14 ).

Alpha's splendor naturally made it an object of worship on the Nile, and p153 its first visible emergence from the sun's rays, in the morning at the autumnal equinox, has been connected by Lockyer with the orientation of at least nine temples in northern Egypt dating from 3800 to 2575 B.C., and of several in southern Egypt from 3700 B.C. onward.

June marked 30 years since the virus now called HIV made its first horrific emergence among gay men.

Still, when it came time to raise its fifth fund, Emergence did not raise a billion-dollar fund, as it surely could have.

During this first emergence, reproductive males also emerge with this first brood and are called the early males.