Sentence examples for First pioneering from inspiring English sources

First, pioneering behavior is not exogenous: it is more probable among scientists who are already established in their "mother-discipline" (before entering nanotechnology), have a strong collaboration network, and have easy access to field-specific resources.

But now, the Goodyears are forging their own first, pioneering a model for museum management that Frank hopes that others will adopt.

The first, pioneering "Big Data" project for AD has been launched to enable scientists to analyze the entire genome sequence of over 800 individuals enrolled in the ADNI-GO/2.

First pioneering trials with feeding poultry litter to gestating-lactating sheep were reported by Noland et al. (1955).

This is not her first pioneering leadership role.

These experiments were among the first pioneering wind tunnel tests on civil structures in Europe.

Restrictions on working hours were an international labour revelation, first pioneered in Australia in 1856 by Melburnian stonemasons.

The Birmingham pilot scheme was inspired by a US jobs programme first pioneered by Michigan-based Butterball Farms.

It follows cross-party consensus that garden cities, first pioneered in 1898, could solve the deepening housing crisis.

In his first months in power, Mr. Lagos has pushed forward the economic deregulation policies first pioneered by General Pinochet and eliminated capital restrictions loathed by Wall Street.

Clearly, given the demographics, this is not the karaoke of crazy drunken uncles who worship Neil Diamond, nor is it the more studied karaoke first pioneered by Japanese businessmen.