Sentence examples for more recent historic from inspiring English sources

Also at risk, according to the study, are millions of artifacts, from Native American cultures to more recent historic events, largely because these items either are not being protected or have never been cataloged.

A more recent historic site, the beautiful Old Cataract Hotel in Aswan where Agatha Christie wrote Death on the Nile, has just been totally redone and is a destination in itself.

Overall, the results of this study support the hypothesis that most of the West Eurasian maternal contribution detectable in Northwest African populations is likely linked to prehistoric (i.e. the post-glacial expansion from the Iberian Peninsula) rather than more recent historic events [26], [27], [37].

Here we report the remarkable superposition of a pre-historic trackway (349 350 ± 3 ka) with one used in more recent historical times, potentially forming one of the oldest path or trackways currently known.

In the more recent era of historic preservation it proved particularly helpful to designers adding on to buildings, like the architects Butler Rogers Baskett with their seamless mansard addition of the mid-1980s for the town house of the Episcopal School, at 35 East 69th Street.

Vahrenkamp et al. [21], Berenson et al. [22], Phillips and Likhachev [23] represent the more recent studies that use historic data to improve system performance.

Despite the prettiness of the historic areas, more recent developments in Riga give it an overall air of shabby and slightly chaotic grandeur.

Data from previous generation L-band SAR systems (e.g., JERS-1 from mid 1990s, and ALOS PALSAR between 2007 and 2011) can also be integrated to observe historic and more recent change.

As an observant Jew, he said, more recent visits to the neighborhood's historic synagogues have left him awestruck.

A lazy river, the Segura, drifts beneath picturesque bridges that link its historic center with more recent barrios on the southern bank.

However, the data do not show a longer term decline, but instead support more recent analyses, suggesting a return to historic levels following a peak around 1997. 5 18–20 Clearly, the start and end dates included in analyses can influence the interpretation of time trends.