Sentence examples for the earliest description of from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, he identifies a text from Twelfth Dynasty Egypt, circa 2000 B.C., as the earliest description of a midlife crisis and suggests that Dante might have had one at the age of thirty-five.

"Mosasaur," misleadingly, means reptile of the river Maas actually a marine creature, not riverine, discovered inside Sint Pietersberg in the eighteenth century, fifty years before the earliest description of dinosaurs.

"Mosasaur," misleadingly, means reptile of the river Maas — actually a marine creature, not riverine, discovered inside Sint Pietersberg in the eighteenth century, fifty years before the earliest description of dinosaurs.

The earliest description of this syndrome has been by Whitty et al. [2] in 1953.

His paper, "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," is the earliest description of neural networks and how computer intelligence should be measured.

The earliest description of the process dates to the 10th century.

The earliest descriptions of smallpox's telltale pustules date from the fourth century A.D. in China.

His achievements in the field of pathology also include one of the earliest descriptions of aortic insufficiency (1827).

In this work he made joking references to the Saint, including the one of the earliest descriptions of him coming down the chimney bearing gifts.

In 1902, George Still, the father of British paediatrics, gave one of the earliest descriptions of ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), calling it a "moral defect without general impairment of intellect" characterised by an "abnormal incapacity for sustained attention".

One of the earliest descriptions of translators is a rather complex-looking collection of cuneiform wedges which means, in Sumerian, "turner"; this Bellos likes, and his meditation on the various words languages use for the concept of translation is itself illuminating.