"first stage again" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the initial stage or step of a process that is being repeated. Example: After completing the first stage of the project, we realized that we needed to go back and redo the first stage again in order to achieve better results.
This year, he returned to the Giro, crashing on the third stage — again.
So the mixed sub-game perfect equilibrium has Player I mixing, fighting with probability of P* in the first stage; and in the second stage, again mixing, fighting with probability of P*.
In the second stage, again irrespective of expressions, encoding uses most spatial frequency bands to zoom out from the eyes to the face, again independently in the left and right hemispheres.
A second stage, again qualitative, adds known effectors (e.g. those involved in forming feedback loops), while the third and fourth stages essentially amounting to molecular enzymology include the known kinetic rate equations and the values of their parameters.
SpaceX also successfully recovered its Falcon 9 first stage booster again, with a controlled descent and landing at its Cape Canaveral-based LZ-1 landing facility in Florida.
SpaceX also managed to recover the first stage yet again, meaning it could have a third try to fly the used Falcon 9, provided everything's in good condition.
Dragon will stay at the ISS for around a month docked for unloading and reloading with return cargo from the ISS, before returning to Earth, and SpaceX will also try to recover the Falcon 9 first stage once again with a landing at its LZ-1 facility at Cape Canaveral.
Clones induced in the early third instar stage and recovered in the late third instar stage again consisted of two relatively large, differentially labeled daughter cell clones that were similar in size and cell number indicating a symmetric division mode.
The second prediction stage again results in a jump in prediction accuracy, this time improving the gene-level sensitivity by ~8% and specificity by ~2%.
Instead of parachutes, the rocket engines on the first stage would fire again after separating from the second stage, and the first stage would fly back to the launching pad.
