Sentence examples for was early recognized from inspiring English sources

Poe's genius was early recognized abroad.

This excellent encyclopaedia was early recognized for its general impartiality, scholarship, and accuracy.

The violin was early recognized for its singing tone, especially in Italy, its birthplace, where the earliest makers Gasparo da Salò, Andrea Amati, and Giovanni Paolo Maggini had settled its average proportions before the end of the 16th century.

His talent for organization was early recognized, and during the post-World War I years he held all three of the navy's highest administrative offices: chief of the Bureau of Ordnance (1927 31), chief of the Bureau of Navigation (1933 35), and chief of Naval Operations (1937 39).

As such, the masticatory apparatus was early recognized and used as diagnostic phylogenetical attribute.

As a molecular target of organophosphorus and carbamate compounds, AChE measurement in the blood was early recognized to be a human biological marker of effect for these molecules and emerged as a diagnostic tool in the biomedical area.

Rather than being seen as an obsolete form of pre-scientific realist thought, superseded by neorealist theory, his thinking is now considered to be more complex and of a greater contemporary relevance than was earlier recognized (Williams 2007, 1 9).

These results suggest that parents are much more sensitive to the affective attitude of the informing professional than was earlier recognized.

However, it was earlier recognized that a more fundamental problem is the need for maintaining a balance (or more specifically, maintaining the original relationship) between expression levels of autosomal genes and sex-linked genes in the hemizygous sex (Ohno 1967).

The Alpine glaciations of the Pleistocene were early recognized and formed the basis of modern Pleistocene glacial theory.

His contributions were early recognized by German scholars of Greece, particularly his survey of the Byzantine Empire.