As one participant explained: "Men get their signals about manhood as boys at the first instance of crying".
The main cause for this seems to be that participants did not find the system as difficult to use in the second instances of the scenarios.
The latency to courtship initiation (as measured by the first instance of wing vibration) was similar across all doses, ranging from 350 to 400 s.
Singh was able to use it to bring it into the therapeutic conversation as a measure, in the first instance, of the impact of the anger and parental conflict on the relationships within the family and in the second instance, on the changes the family had made.
ABC cast the interview as the first instance of a C.I.A. officer publicly confirming the use of waterboarding.
He was sentenced by a military court to three years in prison, to the huge dismay of the blogosphere which regarded this incident as the first instance of free speech violation in post-revolution Egypt.
The lessons will be valuable to any organisation concerned about disaster recovery.Estonia, which regained independence in 1991 after being occupied by the Soviet Union, was the target of what many regard as the first instance of cyber-warfare.
The 1993 movie "Father Hood" may not have been great, but it is distinguished in Berry's résumé as the first instance of a film role she won that had not been specifically designed for a black actress.
* Although Grandmaster Flash's seminal The Message is the first record to exhibit hip-hop scratching, some credit Creedence Clearwater Revival and their 1968 song Walk On the Water as the first instance of a scratching-type turntable sound effect on a record.
Looking back on it in later life, she suggested it as the first instance of what became a lifelong obsession: "works of two forms related to each other in a kind of tender relationship … searching for this kind of emotional impact of the two together".
Her work was included in a group show at Peggy Guggenheim's gallery, Art of This Century, in 1944, where it was seen and admired by both Pollock and Clement Greenberg, who later cited it as the first instance of "all-over" painting he had seen.
