Although the first use of a commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements, it had not been formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois.
(A) Although the first use of a commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements, it had not been formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(B) Although not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois, in the book Elements in 300 BC Euclid recorded the first use of a commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized
(C) Although recorded by Euclid in 300 BC in his book Elements, the conceptualization of the first used commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, had not been formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(D) The first use of a commutative operation, or calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements, but the commutative property was not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(E) The first use of a commutative operation, or calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, was not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois, while it was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements
(A) Although the first use of a commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements, it had not been formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(B) Although not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois, in the book Elements in 300 BC Euclid recorded the first use of a commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized
(C) Although recorded by Euclid in 300 BC in his book Elements, the conceptualization of the first used commutative operation, a calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, had not been formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(D) The first use of a commutative operation, or calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, to be conceptualized was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements, but the commutative property was not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois
(E) The first use of a commutative operation, or calculation in which the order of terms does not matter, was not formally named until 1814 by Francois Joseph Servois, while it was recorded in 300 BC by Euclid in his book Elements
