Sentence examples for consideration of first from inspiring English sources

Du Châtelet's starting point her first chapter of the Foundations is also a consideration of first principles, but she starts immediately with first principles of knowledge, and hers are very different from Descartes'.

Referral levels varied widely with the full range of cases (0 32; median = 15) referred by different doctors after consideration of first laboratory results.

The latter model considerably underpredicts the amount of local extinction, which shows that the consideration of second-moment information in the presumed PDF of the reaction progress parameter is important for the accurate prediction of extinction and reignition.

A consideration of second-law analysis has been extended from the heat exchanger network to an overall energy balance of a chemical process.

Consideration of second and subsequent metastasectomy operations.

At the macro level, the Summa Theologiae is organized into three parts; first, a consideration of God; second, the rational creature's movement toward God; and third, of Christ as the way to God. (For a recent discussion of and summary of the debates over how to understand this organization, see Johnstone 2000).

This formulation misconstrues privilege dynamics and misrepresents the identities and considerations of third-party voters and others who refuse to support Clinton, who are far less often White, affluent, heterosexual men than their detractors seem to believe.

But no talks have been held pending the Senate consideration of the first pact.

The Senate today began consideration of its first annual appropriations bill financing the new Department of Homeland Security, and promptly beat back an effort by Democrats to add $1.8 billion to the $29 billion measure.

To analyze the basic dynamical properties of quasiparticles in crystals, the consideration of the first Brillouin zone is enough.

In consideration of the first two points of these conclusions, specificity of interventions will be needed when speaking about long-term effects.