We have previously been unable to generalise about the causes of long-term climate change based on a single terrestrial example—with the beginnings of a chronology for climate change on our nearest planetary neighbour, we can.
For example, from the beginnings of the scientific revolution in the late 17th Century until the late 19th Century, more than sixty elements were discovered, using various chemical techniques, including electrical shocks, to separate compounds into their constituent parts.
Successes will remain isolated examples rather than the beginnings of a systematic move to sustainable transport unless government policy becomes more consistent and proactive.
For example, in Latinate languages, the beginnings of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [37] and so it would be particularly advantageous for this information to be projected to the LH.
By putting dyslexic people in their scanner, and giving them tasks such as removing phonemes from the beginnings of words (for example showing them the word "rat" and asking them to pronounce what would be left after the "r" was taken off), Dr Eden and Dr Zeffiro were able to stimulate both the visual and the auditory pathways.
Price rises were steepest on the periphery; in Barcelona, for example, they outstripped wages and thus created the beginnings of a social problem.
For example, the odd commercial break messages are the beginnings of a new way of selling advertising.
Take the beginnings of bilingualism in India, for example, which has stoked the growth of the biggest English-speaking middle class in the new Anglosphere.
It's an example of alternating repetition, where consonant sounds are repeated at the beginnings of every other word... keep reading.
At times Mr. Lethbridge reaches back to the beginnings of abstraction, giving a respectful nod, for example, to van Gogh.
