Sentence examples for were first recognized from inspiring English sources

Many of the artists she discovered were first recognized for their work in contemporary music.

Anatomical landmarks of the vertebral body were first recognized in X-ray film.

Antifouling paints on small to medium recreational vessels were first recognized as an important source of pollution in the 1970s.

He has saved 54 victories for Pettitte, the second-highest total for any pitching pair since saves were first recognized in 1969.

In the controls field, the potential benefits of active probing in stochastic control were first recognized by Tse and Bar-Shalom [1974].

The intriguing qualities of these twisted amides were first recognized in 1938 (ref. 11), wherein one of the simplest families was introduced molecules containing the 1-azabicyclo[2.2.2]octan-2-one system.

NK cells were first recognized in 1975, when researchers observed cells in the blood and lymphoid tissues that were neither the scavengers described above nor ordinary lymphocytes but which nevertheless were capable of killing cells.

Yet speaker after speaker at the funeral of Whitney Houston on Saturday afternoon kept coming back to her strong attachment to New Hope Baptist Church, where her prodigious talents were first recognized and where the funeral was held.

Metamaterials were first recognized as a theoretical possibility by a Russian physicist, Victor Veselago, who in the 1960s suggested it was possible to create materials with a negative refractive index.

(Nuclei formed in hot fusion have higher excitation energy and emit three to five neutrons.) Cold fusion reactions were first recognized as a method for the synthesis of heavy elements by Yuri Oganessian of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research at Dubna in the U.S.S.R. (now in Russia).

Her skills were first recognized by Google after creating an app to detect breast cancer.