Sentence examples for earliest selection from inspiring English sources

The program's earliest selection came last: "Energizer," from 1980, the piece that Anna Kisselgoff, in The New York Times, hailed as "the dance of the future".

"Piss Factory" is the earliest selection on Land: 1975-2002, a retrospective compilation of Smith's work that is being released this month by Arista, her first and only record company.

These conditions are particularly important for the earliest selection rounds when there are only a few copies of each aptamer sequence.

The sequence D3 chosen from the earliest selection round (R2) displayed the lowest affinity in the anisotropy assay, and no detectable interaction by affinity probe capillary electrophoresis (APCE), suggesting that two selection rounds would not have been sufficient to select a high-affinity aptamer for this particular target.

Just let Peterson and Allen continue to justify their early selection in the 2001 draft.

Jered Weaver, a pitcher from Long Beach State and brother of the Los Angeles Dodgers' Jeff Weaver, is also expected to be an early selection.

The most successful funds investing in smaller companies owe their outstanding performance to the early selection of technology issues.

But now that early selection has become the pattern, the choice seems to have gained additional importance.

That reflects not increased spending, but successful reforms in 1999, which ended the practice of early selection on ability.

"It's not so much a talent search as a civil right," he said of the early selection of future musicians.

Here's an early selection - on the French growth data: Koolio 14 February 2014 7 57am Not sure there's much cheer in the French data.