Sentence examples for which were seminal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Verey wrote more than a dozen garden books including "The Classic Garden" and "The Garden in Winter," which were seminal works for Americans interested in design and sophisticated use of plants, with color and texture year-round.

Colt set up libraries and educational programs within his armories for his employees which were seminal training grounds for several generations of toolmakers and other machinists, who had great influence in other manufacturing efforts of the next half century.

A member of a productive research group, Tim pumped out a number of excellent papers during his 3-year postdoc, one of which was seminal.

The reason Chris made so much sense in the role, I think, is that You're the Worst is very inspired by British humour, even as far back as the John Osborne play Look Back In Anger, which is seminal to the angry young men movement.

The reason Chris made so much sense in the role, I think, is that You're the Worst is very inspired by British humor, even as far back as the John Osborne play Look Back In Anger, which is seminal to the angry young men movement.

Of course, it's from "Annie Hall," which is a seminal masterwork of first-person and subjective cinema.

The two integrated methods are CO-Clustering (COC) which is a seminal approach on the topic [27] and MATISSE [29] set the current standards.

This presentation traces some seminal investigations, which were crucial for related theoretical developments in former Soviet Union and present Russia and had also influenced related research beyond national borders.

His first successful series was his seminal "White Paintings," which were created in 1951.

Following reflectance measurements, males were immediately killed with an overdose of anaesthesia (benzocaine) and dissected to remove the testes and seminal vesicles, which were transferred to sterilized watch glasses and macerated using fine forceps in 1 ml aerated distilled water.

Seminal vesicle weights, which were highly correlated with age and body weight (Table S4 and Table S5), were greater in our survey of mice with a broader age range.