Sentence examples for cited in the first from inspiring English sources

John Tyler and Millard Fillmore, two mid-nineteenth-century Whigs, are sometimes cited in the first category.

Search not in vain, Mr. Chafetz: one of them, from the Center for Rural Affairs, is cited in the first paragraph.

These two papers by Nyquist, along with one by R.V.L. Hartley, are cited in the first paragraph of Claude Shannon's classic essay "The Mathematical Theory of Communication" (1948), where their seminal role in the development of information theory is acknowledged.

Theorem 2.3 with n = 1, A = − μ and B = μ becomes the earlier Theorem 1.1, cited in the first section.

13021_2007_16_MOESM1_ESM.xml Additional File 1: References to the journal articles cited in the first volume of the journal.

The list of names cited in the first volume of the journal provides some information about the research community involved in the study of the global carbon cycle either directly or indirectly.

Noted by Hippocrates more than two millennia ago and intermittently cited in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries through clinical report, the disease that places 'the other eye in great danger' following ocular injury has a long history but was not fully defined until the turn of the nineteenth century [3].

The work by Kitagawa et al., 2005, has now been briefly discussed and cited in the third paragraph of the Discussion.

Several of the papers from the U.S. EPA/NIEHS conference were ultimately cited in the third U.S. EPA health document (U.S. EPA 1973c), which was used as the health basis for the final regulations.

I was naturally very disappointed that there was a citing in the first place".

In fact, statehouse lawmakers cited in the article first reacted by mockingly donning C.B.C. (Corrupt Bastards Club) baseball caps.