Sentence examples for early outputs from inspiring English sources

Links were established with the trials units at the University of Birmingham, who provided invaluable guidance and initial training in study design, methodology, statistics and analysis Initial projects were simple multicentre cohort studies designed to build links and cement the network, as well as to generate early some early outputs and perpetuate interest in the venture.

Nobody really knew what to make of her early output as MIA, she recalls.

I can recall being involved in an early output-monitoring project in 1988 in the BBC's documentary features department.

Certainly Pop Art's historical reputation for optimism is not confirmed by Mr. Oldenburg's early output.

Lead singer Al Jourgensen has famously described the album as "an abortion", and it remains alone in Ministry's early output in not receiving a re-release.

Other features common to the movement's early output include an interest in secrets, in sex, and in family and community.

His early output from the 1950s bears a striking similarity to pictures by Paul Klee, whose work he encounted for the first time at exhibitions in Switzerland.

The selection has been tailored both to highlight Warhol's innovative early output and to focus attention less on his photographs as aesthetic objects than as sources for his work in other mediums.

Hamsun published his early output during a period of great artistic ferment in Norway; Knausgaard pointed out to me that the country's consensus triumvirate of artistic giants—Hamsun, Henrik Ibsen, and Edvard Munch all came to prominence in, broadly speaking, the same era.

Back in May, the Rolling Stones celebrated "Exile on Main Street" with a super-deluxe edition that included the original 1972 album, a second CD of rarities, and the film "Stones in Exile"; this fall, "The Rolling Stones 1964-1969: LimitEditionion Remastered Vinyl Box Set" (Abkco), returns their early output to its original format, the LP.

Elsewhere, the tense, metronomic pulse of Neu! underpins The Next Jet to Leave Moscow and Misguided Missile, and the kind of sampled orchestral stabs that studded the early output of the ZTT label and Thomas Dolby's forgotten 1984 masterpiece The Flat Earth burst around military drum rolls on Divine Youth.