Sentence examples for literature achieved from inspiring English sources

Independence was regained toward the close of the century, and under King Narai (1657 88), at his court in Ayutthaya, Siamese literature achieved its first golden age.

African American literature achieved one of the few unquestioned masterpieces of late 20th-century American fiction writing in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man (l952).

A propitious intellectual atmosphere fomented the founding of universities, and under Alfonso X of Castile and Leon (reigned 1252 84) vernacular literature achieved prestige.

Neglected in the west, modern Arabic literature achieved international recognition when Mahfouz was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1988, and it is difficult to think of any winner of the prize whose status as a writer was so dramatically changed as that of Mahfouz by the award.

Though some Monte Carlo research has used 50 repeated samples (Davis and Keller, 1997), early Monte Carlo experiments in the statistical literature achieved good results with as few as 20 repeated samples (Hope, 1968).

Despite the relevance of the above aspects, the number of image processing techniques specifically targeted to art investigation is still quite limited and, although the approaches that have been presented in the literature achieved results that are very promising, they often lack a comprehensive evaluation.

Such criticism, at its best, involves a sustained attentiveness to how a work of literature achieves its effects plus a focused analysis of what kind of achievement it represents and where that comes in the scale of things.

How does literature achieve this moral effect?

With a single phrase, he met the lasting challenge of any literature: achieving a happy marriage between high art and the low drives of a simple plot.

On the contrary, the original correlations taken from the literature achieve errors between 11.89% and 27.25%, along with higher scattering of results.

Other works in literature achieve lower THD values, as example in [13] the THD is 0.02% for similar power levels of 50 W, but at the expense of a lower efficiency and an increased complexity.