Sentence examples for most prominent representative from inspiring English sources
With his personal, expressive, and versatile music, he became the most prominent representative of his generation.
Some of Ivory Coast's leading political figures, including Alassane Ouattara, the most prominent representative of the country's 40percentt Muslim minority, were unfairly excluded from the ballot.
Regardless of the gravity of the charges against the so-called Polish School of Reportage, of which Kapuscinski was the most prominent representative, it is in good condition.
Last November, he was to play a recital during Carnegie Hall's Ancient Voices, Modern Paths festival of Chinese music and musicians, with Mr. Lang the most prominent representative.
The most prominent representative of this socially committed poetry was Claes Andersson, while Lars Huldén, a prolific academician-poet and a master of many genres from cabaret texts to hymns, exemplified a poet who never conformed to popular trends.
Considering strong indications from the literature for a pivotal role of the miR-212/-132 faminy in brain function (see for review18), we selected the most prominent representative, miR-132, for further experimentally assessment of its role in the behavioral expression of learned safety and related BLA neural activity.
For example, multiple isolated equilibria can account for cell differentiation in biological organisms [27], and many different inter- and intra-cellular processes are represented by limit cycles [28], where probably the most prominent representatives are the circadian rhythms [29], [30].
A prolific composer, Liszt was one of the most prominent representatives of the New German School ("Neudeutsche Schule").
Among its most prominent representatives are Gonzalo de Berceo and Juan Ruiz.
We study the expressiveness of the most prominent representatives of the family of shared dataspace coordination languages, namely Linda, Gamma and Concurrent Constraint Programming.
The most prominent representatives of the Frankfurt School and of critical theory from the mid-20th century were Marcuse and Jürgen Habermas.
