Sentence examples for small pioneering from inspiring English sources

Small, pioneering groups of modern humans began to leave Africa 80,000 years ago and reached land occupied by the Neanderthals as they spread into Eurasia.

AltoStor is a small, pioneering firm with a deep expertise in the Big Data market.

"Look, Mother, at how our settlement grows," cries a character as the small pioneer outpost evolves into a full-blown metropolis.

Burnham was born on May 11 , 1861on a Lakota Sioux Indian reservation in Minnesota, to a missionary family living near the small pioneer town of Tivoli (now gone), about 20 miles (32 km) from Mankato.

Thus, this study result suggests that small pioneer farming groups carried farming into new areas of Europe and the surrounding hunter-gatherers adopted the new culture and then outnumbered the original farmers, diluting their N1a frequency to the low modern value [ 3].

Rather, he suggests, small-scale pioneers of both farmers and hunter-gatherers may have been "operating beyond the frontier of farming" as it spread west in a wave of advance.

And compared with the smaller pioneer stations, the 50,000-watt powerhouses new to the format needed much higher ratings and advertising billings.

A few smaller pioneers have been forced into the arms of bigger companies, as happened to ONI Systems, a leader in high-capacity optical networking gear for metropolitan areas, which was acquired by Ciena during the summer.

The Cannock power link represents a small, but pioneering, contribution to decarbonising the grid and ensures that the store will receive a guaranteed low cost and sustainable supply of renewable energy for the foreseeable future.

Species composition of recruits also differed markedly between gap treatments: several small-seeded pioneer and long-lived pioneer species recruited almost exclusively in gaps.

A second was the rise of smaller minivans, pioneered by Renault in France and quickly copied by other rivals.