Sentence examples for media dates from inspiring English sources

The study of nonisothermal flux of air through porous media dates back to 1873, whereas the existence of a nonisothermal liquid transport through membranes was first described in 1907.

The academic study of the media dates back more than 80 years, and there is a vast body of scholarship on the sociological, psychological, cultural and economic dimensions of the media.

The absence of electronic media dates it, not only in the reliance on landline phones but in the physicality of the game itself, a board with counters for troops, relying on the throw of a dice (of all primitive mechanisms) to generate moves.

Left-Right talk in the popular media dates back to the 60s and was mostly stimulated by research on split-brain patients, patients in whom the left and right sides are literally separated.

This paper describes how SMeDA-SA can be used to mine social media date for sentiments.

3.14pm BST So it would seem that these teenage girls are using some sort of social media dating site.

The premiere was Sept. 4, not Sept. 3, and the social media dating game show was broadcast last Thursday; it was not the premiere.

Immediately after, "Guitare sur la table" (Guitar on the table), a Cubist composition by Henri Laurens in mixed media dated 1918, went up to £421,250.

But forms of motion sickness, causing nausea and even vomiting, have been cited for nearly every kind of immersive media, dating to early movies dubbed "flickers"—through modern 3D IMAX extravaganzas.

Trump is among the more loquacious of recent presidents, according to Martha Kumar, professor emerita at Towson University, who has kept track of every presidential interaction with the media, dating to Ronald Reagan.

Experiments in various media dating from the 50's, including urethane foam, collage, painting, and photography, are on view in the studio and in other areas, along with pieces by Mr. Chamberlain's friends.