The Cromerian is generally considered to mark the inception of middle Pleistocene times.
The Rape of Lucretia marked the inception of the English Opera Group, with Britten as artistic director, composer, and conductor.
Not only did the Christian church become a state church, including in its liturgy prayers for the empire and the emperor, but it also brought the Roman Empire into the framework of Christian eschatology (doctrine of last things), as the last of the world monarchies whose end would mark the inception of the kingdom of God.
The industrial revolution in the 18th century marked the inception of a rapid global urbanisation trend that has persisted to this day (UN-HABITAT [2009]).
We used the date of starting antiretroviral therapy (ART) service to mark the inception of comprehensive AIDS funding in the HC.
The launch marked the inception of a UN Resolution on Early Childhood and Peacebulding to be endorsed by Member States and to promote investment in early childhood development (ECD) programs at the National level.
Close to the early late Barremian transition, the South Provence domain was marked by the inception of rudistid, Agriopleura-dominated, carbonates, while further to the North, the expansion of the latter biota was delayed, presumably due to greater subsidence rates driven by extensive E W-trending basE W-trending.
This dissertation situates the success of polykatoikìa urbanism within architectural history and explores it as an expression of a wider set of cultural, social, and political events that marked Greek history from the inception of the modern state to the late twentieth century.
"To start with, I can surely say that, the standard that was set right from the inception of the hospital has made such a mark.
There has been a marked reduction in poverty rates since the inception of Obamacare.
However, this point needs to be clarified because, if most authors agree that the inception of IBM subduction marked the onset of the PSP, there is still a debate about the best marker for subduction initiation.
