Sentence examples for representing the earliest from inspiring English sources

Among the standouts are illuminated cards representing the earliest extant cards from the 15th century.

Plaques and dress ornaments were carved from thin slabs of jade, but there are also small figurines, masks, and birds and animals carved in the round, some of these perhaps representing the earliest examples of mingqi ("spirit vessels"), artistic figures substituted for live victims buried in order to serve the deceased.

Thresholds defined by the time representing the earliest 1% of groundwater-transit times were used to identify fast transport pathways within the groundwater.

The shelly fossils were found beneath the glacial deposits in South Australia, representing the earliest evidence of animal body form in the fossil record.

Similarly, Burkert accepts A 14 as genuine and as representing the earliest evidence for horoscopic astrology in Greece (1972a, 350), whereas Huffman argues against authenticity (1993, 381 91).

The specimen in question was "discovered in 2009 in northeastern China representing the earliest mammal ever to be discovered that had a placenta, or was in the process of developing a placenta, to nourish its unborn".

Figure 5 characterizes the cells derived from EBs at day 8, representing the early cardiomyoblast stage.

Two post-infection times were evaluated, 2 h and 24 h, representing the early and late survival abilities respectively.

These markers display three different stages of infection representing the early febrile, defervescence and convalescent stages.

Cotton boll weevil larvae chew for ~48 h on flower tissues, representing the early steps of insect damage.

Yochelson considered this specimen to represent the earliest representative of the Patellogastropoda and therefore a gastropod rather than a monoplacophoran.