Sentence examples for first vindicated from inspiring English sources

It was in this historical context that the economic and ecological value of synthetic materials was first vindicated.

The difficulty of solving the equations is one reason why, after being first vindicated in 1919 by observations of "bent" starlight during a solar eclipse, the theory languished for decades.

But Uno, real name Ch. K-Run's Park Me In First, vindicated the extraordinary adoration that enveloped him at Madison Square Garden and became the first beagle to win best in show at Westminster.

Edwards, her decision to field first vindicated, opted to bowl Shrubsole out and was rewarded when the Somerset seamer struck again, this time clipping the bails of Marizanne Kapp.

The many-valued logician must first vindicate the analogy by providing details about how to calculate the truth-values of vague statements from the truth-values of their component statements.

We are hoping we will have the first amendment vindicated in those cases.

Gloucestershire's decision to bowl first was immediately vindicated when Will Gidman (2-9) took a wicket with the first ball of the match.

But the results from the first year have vindicated the decision: 94% A* to Cs, compared with 72% last year.

BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms: "Ed Joyce's decision to ask Lancashire to bat first looked fully vindicated as Lancashire slumped to 148-7.

"At first, I felt vindicated," Lohse said of the decision.

The second part vindicates the applicability of EW + LSSC discretization in obtaining a resembled performance of each different metric and a classifier including L1, L2, L3 distance metric, inner product similarity metric and a SVM classifier, as exhibited in (19) and (21).