Sentence examples for which established itself from inspiring English sources

Later came the JM-3 speaker, a more compact powerhouse, which established itself as a totem of seventies rock.

The Safavid dynasty, which established itself at Isfahan in the 16th century, inaugurated the most brilliant epoch of modern Iranian history.

The breed, which established itself locally as a fighting dog and a courageous hunter of badgers and other vermin, was later popular as a pet.

In our first profile, we take a look at the scene in Austin, Tex., which established itself as a tech hub decades ago.

The 78-year-old Mr. Noel had a master's degree in economics and a law degree — both from Harvard — and had worked for decades in banking before he founded Fairfield Greenwich, which established itself primarily as a marketing entity.

The Courtauld, which established itself as an independent college several months ago with the support of benefactors including the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, had once been under the auspices of the University of London.

Thus, the proposed M-RANSAC-based feature extraction algorithm, which establishes itself as an ambiguity-free approach, is required in this case.

In order to help define optimal conditions, a local 1D model has been developed to study the densification front which establishes itself during the processing of a carbon/carbon fibrous preform.

Most people in the world (∼90%) are infected by the Epstein Barr virus (EBV), which establishes itself permanently in B cells.

The company has also had to contend with the deregulation of the directory inquiries market, which has spawned an large number of new services including 118 118, which has established itself with the help of two 70s style runners who feature in its ads.

Cambridge University Press eventually took on the book, which quickly established itself as a "bible" for both teachers and learners.