Sentence examples for described the first step from inspiring English sources
The library will be getting Mad fold-in cartoons at all stages of development, from the first "thumbnail squiggle," as Mr. Jaffe described the first step in the fold-in process, to the large sheets of tracing paper with sketches in colored pencil, to the final painted board.
As previously described, the first step of the NR procedure is the grouping of frames in dynamic or static shots based on a temporal analysis.
The model described the first step (14 d) of the ripening of a smear soft cheese and included the effects of temperature and relative humidity of the ripening chamber on the kinetic parameters.
The new federal monitor overseeing the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey met with its president for the first time last Monday, and described the first steps he would take to unravel the troubled institution's finances and management.
We have described the first steps towards this goal through the development of tissue-specific hydrogel scaffolds.
Let us first describe the first step.
This study describes the first step in this challenge to produce structures which structurally approximate to the limbal niches.
This work describes the first step towards combination of the bioreactor with a starch-degrading microbial consortium and hydrogenase electrode (HE) in one unit for electricity generation.
This paper describes the first step in the language game experiments, showing the potential for meaningful categorization of the spatial representations in RatSLAM.
With the extension of the conventional methodology for our application problem, the main contributions of this research are that our proposed approach provides insight into the after-assembly block manufacturing process, and describes the first step for reducing transportation costs.
We describe the first step of development of a most general code for the investigation of the dust dynamics inside the gas dust interaction region surrounding an active cometary nucleus.
