Sentence examples for the earlier view from inspiring English sources

The earlier view that Proto-Indo-European had a series of voiceless aspirated stops ph, th, ḱh, kh, and kwh has largely been abandoned.

Two results are that the non-existence of the solution is shown to be the wetting case, in contrast to the earlier view that it represented the general condition of entrainment for non-wetting liquids.

It shows that there were many such advertisements and signs… the earlier view of historians generally accepting the widespread reality of the NINA phenomenon is better supported by the currently available evidence.

Research, however, has reversed the earlier view that the decay of French industry at the end of Louis's reign was the direct result of the expulsion of Huguenot mercantile talent.

Now a team of researchers argues that the earlier view was right after all.

One, exemplified by the Mohists, defended and theorized the earlier view that heaven rewarded those who are good, defined as those who care inclusively for other people.

In the late 90s, we would drink Champagne overlooking the Hudson and the Statue, the bar with an overhanging ship, of course, imitated the earlier views of the Hudson.

In this section I consider views according to which existence is a universal property of individuals, in the hope of reaping the benefits of both the earlier views.

(The issue of whether there are such complex facts marks a break between Russell (1956) and Wittgenstein (1922) and the earlier views which Moore (1953) and Russell (1912) sketch).

Contrary to the earlier views, the first low resolution model of myoglobin exhibited high complexity and a definite lack of symmetry [1].

Facial identity analysis, on the other hand, is described as a process requiring more abstract expression-independent information, which is again derived from the earlier view-centered analysis.