Sentence examples for to the founded from inspiring English sources
A founding object is an inferius, as it is in some way inferior and also prior to the founded object, that is, an inferius is of lower order with respect to its superior object.
He stands in opposition to the founding principle of our party — that of a united country.
The automaker is also suspending its dividend, a blow to the founding Ford family.
HECT domains are identified on the basis of their similarity to the founding member of the family, E6AP.
These values show that the two wild populations have a very similar level of neutral genetic differentiation when compared to the founding population of the farm strain.
On the other hand, two newborn ibexes from females captured pregnant in the wild added to the founding population within the enclosure between t0 and t1.
The actual heterozygosity difference is likely under 2% since 1x lines would have experienced only a 30%to50%0% reduction in heterozygosity relative to the founding stock populations.
It belonged to Henry Fox Talbot, the founding father of British photography.
Curiously, no function has been assigned yet to FmdB, the founding member of this superfamily.
To the plan founded on sanity?
Baranagar is also home to the Indian Statistical Institute (founded 1931).
