Sentence examples for beginning with initial from inspiring English sources

Brown was involved over 10 years with the launch of the UC Merced campus, beginning with initial planning discussions in the late 1990s.

Members will be exposed to a wide range of legal assistance activities beginning with initial client contact and eligibility determinations, to case development, negotiation, hearing and appeal.

Beginning with initial investigations on the IWT, which were also motivated by the standardization of the new image compression system JPEG2000 [4], and its application in the JPEG2000 framework [5], this topic has received growing attention.

Overall, the specimens exhibited the same general cracking patterns beginning with initial cracking in the form of pure flexural cracks in the middle span followed by flexural-shear cracks just outside of the middle span.

This research refers to the nascent entrepreneurs as pre-stage-entrepreneur, defined as "Persons who are in the start up process of their planned ventures, beginning with initial startup activities such as contact with a startup advising centre, development of business plan and ends before market entry" (Korunka et al.2003, p.26).

Beginning with initial adhesion of cells to the dish, the major and minor axes of migrating CT26 cells were determined every 20 min throughout 12 hrs of culture with or without RAW 264.7 cells using a chamber slide and confocal microscopy.

The latter began with initial work during K12 and KO8 funding.

Journeys like this begin with initial conditions rooted in our early lives and education.

The simulations begin with initial low-density nitrogen plasma, which extends with uniform density through a grounded cylindrical chamber.

The research began with initial funding from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia (KAUST), which launched a research partnership with UC Berkeley in 2008.

The correct path to this opera's shady past would ideally begin with initial innocence, followed by the perception of flaws and curiosity over what was wrong and why.