Scheduled to be shown on HBO in April, the documentary offers a first-time glimpse inside the enclosed abbey and tells the stories of several nuns who live there.
The recent completion of sequencing projects for the genomes of humans and several model organisms has provided, for the first time, a glimpse of the information required for the diversity of eukaryotic life.
For the first time, Europeans glimpsed organisms reproducing through means other than sex.
"The first time I glimpsed observant Judaism was at Rabbi Israel's" house, Rabbi Ponet said, referring to Richard Israel, Yale rabbi of his student years.
But it's also because, for the first time, we glimpsed the real Acaster – and his concealed emotional life, behind the enthusiast for mariachi music, doughnuts and the number umpteen.
Camera-trap photos have revealed the existence of the gray-faced sengi, an elephant shrew found in Tanzania; provided evidence that the Sumatran rhino is still breeding in the wild; and, in Brazil, for the first time ever, glimpsed a baby giant armadillo.
Accompanied by an Arabic-speaking companion and liberated briefly by a lapse in the strict limits the Yemeni security police have imposed on American journalists, the visit also afforded this reporter, for the first time, telling glimpses of what may have been the personal and religious journey the bombers took to their deadly encounter with the Cole.
"There were three or four men gathered around a truck, and I remember seeing that they were watching me come and feeling that they were watching me go--and for the very first time I glimpsed some idea of the pleasure I could take in that kind of attention; not their pleasure but my pleasure.
It was for the first time give a glimpse at just how much money the company is throwing at so-called "moonshots", or dream projects like smart houses and driverless cars.
I will then assess likely shifts in American power as a result of the election of President Trump, arguing that for the first time we can glimpse the end, ahead of us, of American hegemony.
"Amarcord: Marcella Remembers" (Gotham Books, October 2008) offers for the first time a public glimpse into the professional and romantic relationship between a science teacher from a small Italian town in Emilia-Romagna and the Italy-loving son of Jewish New York furriers.
