Sentence examples for first reference in from inspiring English sources

The first reference in the published story was in the 21st paragraph.

Clocks chime (the first reference in European literature to mechanical timepieces).

Whatever one's subsequent achievements, the first reference in any biography or résumé in France tends to be the name of a grande école.

Venice itself was the focus of this international trade by the 9th century; the will of its duke Giustiniano Parteciaco (also spelled Partecipazio), dating from 829, includes the first reference in medieval history to capital investment, in ships and their goods.

The first reference in Western Europe to orpiment as an artificially produced pigment is given by Cennino Cennini, and the production process was first described in fifteenth century manuscripts [3 5].

As far as the author is aware, the first reference in which this problem has been studied in combination with the method of lower and upper solutions is due to De Coster in [50], who considers (3.1) (without dependence on ) coupled with Dirichlet conditions.

A sport called "base-ball" was first referenced in a British publication in 1744, so the game truly has been around for "hundreds" of years.

The step-by-step arrival of awareness in the United States becomes clear in the following newspaper reports, bulletins and medical journals, from the first references in May of 1981, through 1982 when the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta put a name to the disorder.

This paper explains the evolution of the concept of delegation since its first references in the context of distributed authorization to the actual use as a fundamental part of a privilege management architecture.

The diagnosis itself is only three years old it was first referenced in the 2013 version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

Michael, Pam and Ryan have lunch at Alfredo's Pizza Café, a reference to the restaurant first referenced in the fourth season episode "Launch Party".