It was such a compelling insight that it has only taken a few years from that first publication for grit to enter into the public lexicon and our national discourse about the future of education.
This was the first publication for the book.
This edition, superbly edited and annotated by Matthew Creasy, marks its first publication for 50 years.
His first publication for the Duke was Il lauro secco (1582), which was followed by Il lauro verde (1583), both containing music by the leading composers of Rome and Northern Italy.
Number of media reports from each location, the date and time of first publication for each location category were represented on a world map, to show transfer of information from local Delhi to international news sources.
So, for example, if you thought of a song in 1998, but did not record it or write it out until 2005, the date of first publication for your song would be 2005.
Since the first publications of GEP for lung cancer in 2001 (Bhattacharjee et al., 2001), many studies have proposed predictive models to estimate patient survival time.
Pamela was also responsible for the first publications of the concerto by Charles Stanford and the quintet by Arthur Somervell.
Fifteen years passed between the first publication of Scouting for Boys and the creation of the current largest supranational Scout organization, WOSM, and millions of copies had been sold in dozens of languages.
The same year saw the first publication (of the sheet music) for "Who's Sorry Now?" which was a hit recording for Connie Francis in 1958.
