The foremost result in this direction was given by Ran and Reurings [6] who presented its applications to matrix equations.
Haakon pursued a foreign policy that was active in all directions (although foremost to the west and south-east).
Foremost was the Dewsbury Co-operative Society, under the direction of Horace Masterman, who worked for the society and was a recognised as a master of marketing films.
Yet "Journey to the End of the Night" — recently released in a new edition by New Directions — is first and foremost a World War I novel.
He sees Rickard Karstark and Roose Bolton, two of his foremost bannermen, whispering and glowering in his direction, prompting him to send his mother Catelyn (who released their prisoner Jaime against his will) to a cell in the castle.
Taking direction from the rulers, the sultan foremost among them, they were also guided by legal doctrine as formulated by the jurists, combining these two sources of law in one face of authority.
Its chief publication, The Geographical Review, became under his direction one of the country's foremost scientific journals.
First and foremost, if you are so concerned about the direction of your so -alled party, why didn't you get involved or even speak out during the Republican primary? 2. Why did you wait for the last 16 days of the GENERAL ELECTION to speak out if you were truly troubled about "your party's direction"? 3.
Given that weapons are first and foremost fighting structures, biomechanical approaches are an especially promising direction for understanding weapon design.
Born in Buenos Aires on Nov. 16, 1957, Liderman began his formal musical studies at the Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem, under the direction of Mark Kopitman, one of Israel's foremost contemporary composers.
