Sentence examples for first, thus from inspiring English sources

When the procedure is repeated with another transmitter, the second bearing will intersect the first, thus fixing the navigator's position, as before.

The server's score is called first; thus, 30 15 means that the server has two points to one, whereas 15 30 means that the receiver has two points to one.

Breakthrough of pollutants may not be of concern, since physical clogging occurred first (thus determining the lifespan of the filter media).

Using this approach, the farther-away nodes can rebroadcast the RD message first, thus we get the faster progress and less traffic overhead in the networks.

The globally applied flow load is upper bounded by the link capacity that is saturated first; thus, the maximum packet load per timeslot is π ^ = min l ∈ L π l.

Secondly, this indicates the resilience of OMEGA to generate biologically relevant conformers, favoring a breadth-first exploration of conformer space as a function of energy threshold (i.e., considering low-energy conformational spaces first), thus ensuring an even coverage of conformer space up to the PubChem3D 100-K conformer limit in the conformer generation phase.

Applications are accepted from any country but Britain, with a third thus far from the United States.

But for a defeat at the hands of Schalke on the final day of the season, SC Freiburg could have finished fourth, thus entering the Champions League qualification rounds.

Kasich is hopscotching the state from congressional district to congressional district, to places where he can keep Donald Trump under 50% and finish second, thus winning one delegate.

It was sweet redemption for Walker, who finished seventh in the 100-meter freestyle at the 1996 trials by one-hundredth of a second, thus missing the American relay team in Atlanta by the smallest possible margin.

A few years ago, when I was working on the BBC Springwatch programme, we got hold of a camera that could shoot at 1,000 frames a second, thus enabling us to slow the action down to one-fortieth of normal speed.