Sentence examples for develop for the first from inspiring English sources
For the anarchists, the revolution in shipping and telegrams made movement across continents suddenly faster and freer than ever: a genuinely international network moving rapidly between countries could develop for the first time.
Mount Sinai will also work with other hospitals in the region and around the country where people can go for the examinations, and will also develop, for the first time, diagnostic protocols -- using photographs of normal and abnormal breathing passages, for example -- so that examining physicians will have consistent standards to use in their diagnoses.
Migrants who preserve or even develop for the first time, perhaps as second-generation immigrants a strong religious sense that cuts across any national loyalty may be the hardest of all to assimilate in broadly secular Western societies.The touchiest question these days is how best to help Muslims to integrate into Western countries.
A mother's milk contains everything a baby needs to grow and develop for the first months of life.
Thus, in this paper we introduce and develop for the first time an information diffusion modeling framework that takes into account both user interests' differentiation and their possible temporal variability (e.g., periodicity).
Unlike previous solutions that provide the strain and/or stress fields induced by dislocation loops, in this paper, we develop, for the first time, an approach to solve the more fundamental problem the anisotropic elastic dislocation displacement field.
Indeed, a number of empty lots have been developed for the first time in decades, and there is far less crime than in years past.
Professor Grigsby said that in the book, "They developed for the first time the idea, which seems rather mundane now, that we could only understand and do something about traffic if we integrated our study of traffic with land use".
It also includes photographs with panoramic views of the city before and after the fire and other prints developed for the first time from glass-plate negatives made after the blaze.
It is unclear whether the neurological symptoms that Mr. Liu developed for the first time in prison, which included headaches, slurred speech and vomiting, are related to police mistreatment.
