The earliest usage of the term "stigma" referred to the act of "branding" [ 1], which entailed cutting or burning signs into the body to expose something unusual or bad about the moral status of the "marked" person.
In particular, the order in which amino acids seem to have been coopted into the modern code strengthens the idea that the earliest usage of amino acids attached to RNA was in biosynthetic and catalytic roles.
This use of adequacy is in fact close to earlier usages of comprehensiveness (Section III.3).
Accordingly, Jesus Christ became the standard appellation for Jesus, somewhat contrary to the earlier usage of Christ Jesus, meaning "the Messiah Jesus".
Earlier usage of the Sound is discussed, and the role of the boathouses considered in the context of change within a maritime landscape.
Others who share my unhealthy obsessions with both politics and language may know of an earlier usage of that now famous label and fighting word; at any rate, it has proved protean and mutable over these 55 years.
Of note is a folder titled: 'Analysis of Material for Concept Formation.' These are items from the study compiled by Merton many years later and examined for early usage of concepts and phrases, such as role model.
The earlier usage of TEQs was to reduce the number of states in sequence estimation and thus simplify the process.
While the tech works both on desktop and mobile, to date, early usage of the service has seen some 80% of all orders placed via mobile devices.
Philosophical personalism may or may not appropriate the theological suppositions with which the early usage of the term "person" is laden.
