Sentence examples for The first endeavour from inspiring English sources

In the present work, we initiate the first endeavour to implement Neumann boundary condition in IBM with assistance of its physical interpretation rather than simple mathematical manipulation.

This paper presents the first endeavour to apply the global method of generalized differential quadrature (CDQ) to the free vibration analysis of composite laminated conical shells.

Fyre Festival was the first endeavour of its kind to really harness the power of social media – it sold out all its tickets in less than two days, despite being a totally new festival and offering almost no information regarding logistics – but it was also the first to meet such a viral and public demise.

This study is, to the best of our knowledge, the first endeavour to describe and quantify war-related traumatic exposures and to assess the severity of PTSD symptomology amongst a sample of displaced Darfuri female university students.

This paper outlines the first attempt at such an endeavour, and provides a summary of key themes and recommendations to facilitate and guide both future discussions and policymaking activities in this context.

It was the second effort to get the Endeavour off the ground, 24 hours after clouds over the launching pad scrubbed Sunday's attempt.

This paper presents a first endeavour to exploit the generalized differential quadrature method as an accurate, efficient and convenient numerical technique for vibration analysis.

Enacting this suspension of disbelief is harder than it looks, though, which is possibly why so many debut authors choose the semi-autobiographical option for their first endeavour – there are few things more authentic than your own experience, and authenticity is key.

The first major endeavour at the new laboratory was the commercialization of the phonograph, a venture launched in 1887 after Alexander Graham Bell, his cousin Chichester, and Charles Tainter had developed the graphophone an improved version of Edison's original device which used waxed cardboard instead of tinfoil.

Howard Varney, a South African human rights lawyer and senior programme adviser with the International Centre for Transitional Justice, said the tribunal was an interesting development in the context of "what could be described as the first serious endeavour by the AU to address crimes against humanity.

For your first endeavour should be to prevent, if possible, the existence of any naval power except your own; failing this, to secure the friendship of the strongest that does exist.