The phrase "as the firstly" is not correct and not usable in written English.
The correct usage would typically involve "firstly" on its own or in conjunction with other transitional phrases.
Example: "Firstly, we need to address the budget concerns before moving on to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "to begin with" or "first of all".
The working principle of the beam pumping units is as follow: firstly, the motor converts the electrical energy into the rotational motion.
The partial and dynamic reconfiguration process of the above four stages are as follows: Firstly, the full bitstream that includes the reconfigurable module (RM) of the mean design is downloaded to the FPGA and the mean computation is performed.
After the reaction was finished, the five extracted samples and the final product were washed using the same procedures as the following: firstly, an appropriate amount of ethanol was added into the solutions.
As the analysis firstly suggests, per capita differences in destination and origin countries affect volume of migrants positively, meaning that better economic conditions and opportunities in destination countries affect Turkish migrants' decision of emigration positively.
The cell operations are as follows: firstly, the BS sends the scheduling grant (SG) in the DL control symbol of TTI n.
As regards the intervention, firstly, as pointed out above, the results depend on the fact that all children received the third DTP vaccine before entering the trial.
The results can be summarised as follows: Firstly, the etching rate of the polyimide (PI) surface by DBD in air is rather high leading to a pronounced roughening within some tens of seconds.
The rest of this article is organised as follows: firstly the theoretical framework and the research hypotheses are formulated, secondly the methodology is presented and then the quantitative results are discussed.
The proposed method is composed of three steps as follows: firstly, the length and the number of tubes are determined to achieve a target production rate by the simulations of a single-tube reactor model.
