Sentence examples for firstly announced from inspiring English sources

In 1889, the Curie-von Schweidler (CS) law was firstly announced and developed later in 1907 [71, 72].

As presented in the milestone history of Proteus (Fig. 1), Hauser firstly announced the genus of Proteus to the public domain.

Based on the hypothesis of the immunogenic effect of malignant transformed cells, firstly announced in 1957 by Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet, lymphocytes have a central role in cancer immunosurveillance [ 20].

Firstly, announcing policies too early can allow your opponents simply to nick them for themselves.

Firstly, Mahoutokoro was announced; an ancient Japanese school with the smallest student body of the eleven great wizarding schools'.

"Firstly it is important to understand that the proposed changes announced today are nothing whatsoever about the Government wanting to prevent solar farm deployment, as they are well aware that solar remains the most popular of all energy technologies.

Firstly, the action of announcing the transmission with the handshake may take more bandwidth than the actual transmission; so the probability of damage to an unannounced transmission is in fact lower than that to the announcement [21].

"Firstly, our condolences," he announces from his video wall.

National Express recently announced a rights issue to raise £360m to repay debt, following the collapse of, firstly a bid by the Cosmen family and private equity group CVC, and then an all share merger offer from rival Stagecoach.

Firstly, in common with other infrastructure projects, a previous Grattan Institute report, Cost Overruns, has shown that campaign projects – those announced during or close to campaigns – are financially riskier than projects announced outside campaigns.

"Firstly, our battle is against poverty, backwardness, corruption and tyranny," he told a crowd of cheering supporters when he announced his candidacy.