Sentence examples for again thirdly from inspiring English sources

Part c in this necklace making instructions: Firstly, add 12/0 Glass Seed Bead*3 onto each wire tip and then cross two tips through one another 12/0 Glass Seed Bead; Secondly, add 12/0 Glass Seed Bead*2, 203-Topaz Swarovski Crystal Bead*1 and 12/0 Glass Seed Bead*2 onto each tip, then cross two tips through one 12/0 Glass Seed Bead again; Thirdly: reversely repeat the above two parts.

Thirdly - and again this must be a result of pressing less - he seems to show the full face of the blade to the ball in driving, rather than tending to overdo the right hand and close the bat at the last minute, which led to him dragging the ball and to being caught, on occasion, at mid-on or midwicket.

Thirdly, the undershooting again helps PowerNap to reduce transmission overlapping among the APs unlike SleepWell and thus promotes fairness; and fourthly, the unused portions (created due to undershooting) of transmission rounds are also distributed in a weighted manner, and thus, it maintains good level of network throughput.

At least three waves of H5N1 HPAI spread then occurred [ 3]: firstly, to East Asia and Southeast Asia between 2003 and 2004 [ 4, 5]; secondly, from Qinghai Lake, China, to South Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa between 2005 and 2006 [ 5, 6]; and thirdly, to South Asia and Southeast Asia again between 2007 and 2009 [ 7- 10].

Thirdly, the entries once again show that innovation doesn't stop at creativity.

After recovery, the mice were placed in an incubator circulated with firstly normal air for 10 minutes, secondly with a humidified gas mixture (10.00 ± 0.01% oxygen in nitrogen) for 45 minutes, and thirdly with normal air again for 10 minutes.

Thirdly, the ultimate level builds again on the previous levels and offers the ability to analyze averages and sums of numerical parameters of sets of events (e.g., average systolic blood pressure in a result set of a find operation).

Thirdly, we determined the screening interval for men at low risk, again by looking at risk of metastases within 15 years.

Thirdly, the sequence of numbers of the other between these singletons forms a rotation sequence again.

Thirdly, the tax havens who facilitate these structures also think they gain, but here the logic is yet again warped.

Thirdly, taxation.