To get to the richness of studying literature, for example, you must first be an adept and confident reader.
To get to P.S. 1, for example, you must first break through the psychological barrier of leaving Manhattan.
For a native of the southeastern province of Zhejiang to become literate, for example, he must first learn to speak Mandarin.
On Hotels.com, for example, users must first conduct a general search and then filter those results by checking off accessibility preferences like "roll-in shower" and "handicapped parking".
At Stanford, for example, students must first be admitted as Ph.D. candidates.
For example, we must first decide how many particles to use in representing one cell (and how to arrange the particles), seeking a balance between realism and computational expense.
For example, cells must first complete DNA replication before moving into mitosis thereby preventing the formation of new cells which do not contain the proper number of DNA molecules.
"To be recognised as jam in France, for example, the product must first be recognised as jam in its home country".
For example, many cells must first undergo transitions from mesenchyme to epithelium or vice-versa, must engage in migration, or must radically change their shape.
In the state of California, for example, a school must first apply to the county's Board of Supervisors.
HSH, for example, must keep a second headquarters in Schleswig-Holstein's capital.
