Acadian historians speak of the British response as a first instance of "ethnic cleansing".
As a first instance of EPICO, we implemented the BLUEPRINT Data Analysis Portal BDAPP).
This demonstrates the utility of our method as a first instance profiling tool for a fast estimate of the community structure.
The proposed coherence score can be used in a first instance as a filtering criterion when the aim is to relate functionality to gene expression by discarding functional modules that will never be found as co-expressing units.
On October 13, 2009, his first appeal, or what is known in China as a "trial in the second instance," was rejected and his death sentence affirmed.
An earlier version misdescribed Gerry Mulligan as a trombonist and misspelled Dizzy as Dizzie in the second instance.
Slashing support for learning English as a second language, for instance, shows ignorance of the importance of integration.
I was thinking of the plant bleeding heart (dicentra), but it's interesting you point to that: in another poem, I talk about a hummingbird probing "the bleeding heart's heart," so, clearly, the name bears its own symbolic violence and vulnerability, even if you think of it as in the first instance a plant name.
In the following, I will use the expression neoliberalism which is defined as: "in the first instance, a theory of political, economic practices that proposes that human well-being can best be advanced by liberating individual entrepreneurial freedoms and skills within an institutional framework characterized by strong private property rights, free markets and free trade.
These claims are historically uninformed, because cosmopolitanism as a concept arose in the first instance as a metaphor for a way of life and not in literal guise.
As in the first instance, he started running behind a jogger and grabbed her from behind.
