Sentence examples for medium date from inspiring English sources

A significantly greater proportion of seedlings survived in early date of plantation (54%) compared to medium date (36%), and in the favorable site (51%) versus the restrictive site (38%).

Other approaches focusing on demyelination, a classical hallmark of multiple sclerosis, and its geometric effect on the additional exposition of the membrane to the surrounding medium date back to the 1970s (Waxman and Brill 1978) and have been extended to explore the effect of drug treatment on the conduction in the damaged region (Babbs and Shi 2013).

The ephemeral medium dates back to 1909 and the publication, in Le Figaro, of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's "Futurist Manifesto," which renounced static art (museums were "cemeteries of wasted effort") and called for dynamic action.

She used the descriptions to classify the items in a variety of ways, including the medium, the date, the artist and the content of the image.

To our knowledge, this is one of the best OER electrocatalysts in alkaline medium to date.

The smartphone promises to connect this intent to buy to a live person more seamlessly than any other medium to date.

The most popular music medium to date, the CD actually has quite a complex history that makes for a great read.

With their portability and ease of use, it is no wonder that flash drives have become the most popular storage medium to date.

Irrespective of medium and date, the work is grouped by formal similarities -- colors, lines, and shapes.

Former NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman said, "The pace and story was definitely engaging and I think it was the best use of the 3-D IMAX medium to date.

A literary medium that dates, in effect, from the mid-18th century inevitably risks anachronism when portraying periods remote from it.