It is one of the first uses of mobile phones linked to school learning platforms.
One of the first uses of the corn kernels was for popping.
That was one of the first uses of the technology that would eventually become modern computing.
One of the first uses of Cheltenham in The Times occurred in 1906, in front-page headlines about the great San Francisco earthquake.
In one of the first uses of robots in an urban search and rescue operation, about a dozen remote-controlled machines have been employed at the disaster site.
Sunken Garden is one of opera's first uses of 3D film and also marks a new collaboration between the Barbican and English National Opera.
One of the first uses of the term "Brooklynize" I dug up came from a 1920 Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Bulletin.
The experiment was also one of the first uses of nuclear magnetic resonance to generate images out of radio waves emitted by the atoms.
"If we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too long," Mr. Bush warned on a brilliant June morning, in one of his first uses of the formulation he repeated until United States forces rolled toward Baghdad.
