Sentence examples for resolving early from inspiring English sources

The most useful measure for resolving early positions along this continuum is the alpha oscillation, an 8 13 Hz electroencephalographic rhythm prominent over posterior scalp locations.

This problem is not unique to bees: similar difficulties in resolving early branching patterns based on molecular sequence data have also plagued researchers working on butterflies [ 25], ants [ 39], and birds [ 40].

Also known in Bamanakan as nyamakalas (handlers of the forces that sculpt the universe), griots proved indispensable in resolving earlier rebellions in the north, says Oumar Tidiane Soumano, the well-connected griot who is president of the Network of Traditional Communicators (known by its French acronym Recotrade).

The first question is generally resolved early in the case.

With Joe Torre's status as the manager still in limbo, that topic figures to be resolved early, perhaps by Tuesday.

Though the death toll was never fully resolved, early estimates ranging into the thousands were scaled back to approximately 1,600.

Claire and I resolved early on to prevent any unforeseen disasters; we worked for hours replacing leather buckles with velcro fastenings and shoelaces with elasticated flaps.

He resolved early on to become a writer, a decision that in the Vietnam of the period was virtually synonymous with becoming a poet.

As Union military strategists were aware, the Confederacy, ill-equipped to build large ships for its navy, had resolved early on to build or purchase vessels in Europe.

One important negotiating point that was resolved early on was ensuring that the deal could be presented as a "merger of equals".

"One important negotiating point that was resolved early on was ensuring that the deal could be presented as a 'merger of equals,'" Mr. de la Merced writes.