Sentence examples for later developments of the from inspiring English sources

The blurred impressionist effects in The Hebrides foreshadow the later developments of the painter J.M.W. Turner.

Newlands was one of the first to detect a periodic pattern in the properties of the elements and anticipated later developments of the periodic law.

There have been found, first of all, some remnants of a very ancient Israelite wall, which de Vaux dates about 700 B.C., and which he believes to have had no connection with the later developments of the site.

The later developments of the mathematics of infinite series has shown that this assumption is invalid, and thus the paradox dissolves.

In the later developments of the steady state biofilm model, the mass balance on active biomass inside the biofilm derived the total biofilm thickness (Rittmann and McCarty 1980; Huang and Jih 1997).

5. In some later developments of the theory of generalized conversational implicatures, especially in Levinson (2000), some generalized implicatures are not really indirectly conveyed, but contribute to what is said, for instance (directly) asserted.

They argue persuasively that Thomas helped to develop the conditions necessary for the later development of the American counter-culture.

Floors in houses at Pella, dating from the 4th century bce, demonstrate a significant later development of the pebble technique.

This made autogiro flight possible for the first time and led to later development of the helicopter.

Postdoctoral work followed with Donald Levy at the University of Chicago, and Rick's breakthrough there was arguably as important as the later development of the cluster beam system.

Aranyaka, ( Sanskrit: "Forest Book") a later development of the Brahmanas, or expositions of the Vedas, which were composed in India in about 700 bce.