Significados de seminal work en inglés

Goodness knows, it's not as if a seminal work can be tossed off overnight.

WB Yeats' 1906 play Deirdre was a seminal work for the poet and playwright.

I once taught a course centered almost exclusively around his seminal work, Rewilding the West.

Nightcleaners was intended as a propaganda film, but became a seminal work of documentary art.

Initial understanding of allostery was gained from seminal work on conformational changes exhibited by structured proteins.

I have often wondered during the recent phone-hacking debacle why Hoggart's seminal work has not been revisited.

Misirkov went on to publish his seminal work, "On Macedonian Matters" in 1903 in Sofia.

Here we review some of the seminal work in the area, along with new developments in the field.

This is consistent with the seminal work on the instructive evidence of DNA methylation by Keshet et al.

Instead, it is about making more people aware of not only Alex Haley's seminal work, but also themselves.

This beautiful new edition features French flaps and rough fronts, making it a must-have for fans of this seminal work.

In his seminal work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962), he argued that science proceeds in two modes.

Particularly associated with the study of Gothic Revival architecture, his Origins of the Gothic Revival(1987) remains a seminal work.

To answer that, it helps to begin by stepping back to some of the details provided in the Curies' seminal work.

Newt is now headed for the big screen in three new movies, the first of them named after his seminal work.

The consequence is a seminal work which will be used down the years by researchers in the field of Irish traditional music.