Sentence examples for first time defined from inspiring English sources
"The world's shipping industry has now, for the first time, defined its commitment to tackle climate change, bringing it closer in-line with the Paris Agreement," Tristan Smith, an expert on shipping and energy at the University College London energy institute, said in a statement.
Their research breaks down the developing world's workforce into five classes, for the first time, defined as: the extreme working poor, moderate working poor, near poor ($2-4 2-4ay), midaye class ($4-13 a day) and above middle class (above $4-13 4-13.
These reforms were enshrined in the Provisions of Oxford, which for the first time defined the role of parliament in government.
On the other hand, information-theoretic approach to guarantee secrecy was initiated by Wyner [6], where the concept of secrecy capacity was, for the first time, defined in degraded discrete memoryless wiretap channels.
He was also counsel in Ashton v. Kentucky, a Supreme Court that struck down all criminal libel laws, and Jacobellis v. Ohio, where the Supreme Court for the first time defined "national community standards".
For the first time, defined media containing multiple factors were used to accomplish ESC-derived germ cell maturation.
Our findings for the first time define pro-LC3 migration patterns for LC3 family member from human, mouse and rat species in SDS-PAGE.
In this parsha he has just won his freedom from Laban and is therefore, for the first time, defining himself as an adult in the world.
The newest version of the manual will also recognize binge eating disorder for the first time, defining it as recurring episodes of excessive eating marked by feeling a lack of control.
The permutation test was conducted once defining significant associations as those with P<0.05 and a second time defining significant associations as those with P<0.01.
This study for the first time defines factors controlling proliferation, and cell numbers of pre-migratory FEVPs in zebrafish.
