Sentence examples for preceding the advent of the from inspiring English sources

Later work, from the period immediately preceding the advent of the Spanish, includes headdresses, textile ornaments and burial offerings, especially vases or beakers.

The interweaving of the Iranian and Turkish worlds actually preceded the advent of the Ottomans.

These are vastly improved successes compared to the record that preceded the advent of the Bridges Program.

This association may have preceded the advent of the classical NAGS by fusion of the two domains into a single protein (see Fig. 7).

In Porto Alegre, capital of Brazil's southernmost state, other family physician models of primary health care preceded the advent of the PSF, and the primary care health network includes institutions – the Centro de Saúde Escola Murialdo (Murialdo) and the Serviço de Saúde Comunitária of the Hospital Nossa Senhora da Conceição (Conceição) – that maintain these models of care.

In order to describe in more detail what these findings mean, we here examine several cases in more detail, including two not in our database (because they precede the advent of the Internet) but relevant to the issue of science and medicine.

The body of contemporary ECCE research began in the 1960s preceding the advent of Head Start in 1965.

In the weeks preceding the advent of my silence, I became involved with a man-whore.

First introduced by historians A. G. Hopkins and Christopher Bayly, the term describes the phase of increasing trade links and cultural exchange that characterized the period immediately preceding the advent of so-called 'modern globalization' in the 19th century.

Like the concept of genes in the days preceding the advent of modern genomics, the common assumption was that organismal structures were simply traits of species.

Another potentially important finding of the study is that every PCT value taken during the days preceding the advent of fever, and not only the previous day sample, carries potentially important predictive value.