Sentence examples for pioneer examples from inspiring English sources

Although they were preceded in print by other pioneer examples, like those of Torelli (from 1698), Tomaso Albinoni (from 1700), and even Vivaldi (from 1712), some of them may have been among the "several concertos" by Corelli that Muffat had already heard in Rome by 1682.

Pioneer examples in this work include large-scale efforts from the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) consortium [ 2] seeking to catalog regulatory elements in the human genome, and the Pleiades Promoter Project [ 3] identifying brain-specific regulatory elements using humanized mouse models [ 4, 5].

The Belgian painter James Ensor abandoned Impressionism at the end of the 1880s for a bitter and fantastic style that was a pioneer example of extreme expressive alienation.

A pioneer example is the BioBricks project which focuses on the design and construction of genetic circuits and on their expression in host cells to produce a useful behavior or compound.

This work can therefore be considered a pioneer example of the application of metagenomics to food microbiota, and we hope it will pave the way to extend the strategy to other fermented foods, towards a deeper understanding of bacterial metabolic functions which could be beneficial to human health or of technological interest.

Other pioneering examples in the ratings space are GoodGuide, WeGreen, and Project Label.

The article gives pioneering examples of how the stress of climate change can be incorporated into psychotherapy.

It will showcase pioneering examples of scientific photography by the like of William Henry Fox Talbot, Eadweard Muybridge and Harold Edgerton alongside works by contemporary artists including Hiroshi Sugimoto.

I.B.M. scientists have received Nobel Prizes, performed molecular prestidigitation and won chess and "Jeopardy!" games with pioneering examples of artificial intelligence.

But because of the pioneering examples set by female conductors in China at that time, Xian Zhang, now 31 and the assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic, could look to a solid lineage of women for inspiration.

The symmetrical layout and extended vista also calls to mind the plaza at Kahn's Salk Institute for Biological Studies in San Diego and various pioneering examples of landscape sculpture in the American West by contemporaneous artists like Walter De Maria, Donald Judd and Michael Heizer.