Sentence examples for firstly experience from inspiring English sources

The aggregates firstly experience the fusion, elongation, and deformation, and then encompass the solvents, and finally close up to a vesicle membrane, where the bilayer disc is observed as an intermediate phase transited from solid micelles to hollow vesicles.

Firstly, experience and socioeconomic environments during early life and at subsequent points in the life course may 'accumulate' to influence adult health and disease risk [ 1].

Firstly, experienced electroencephalographs have marked the collected scalp EEG data with seizure events.

The current density decreases rapidly at the beginning and then maintains at a steady-state current, while the typical current evolution firstly experiences a rapid drop to lowest point and then increases slowly to a constant value [17].

Firstly, experienced users do not necessarily trust correct security indicators or notifications, and secondly, phishing attacks which rely on malicious pop-ups may be harder for users to detect.

The interviews addressed to the company heads stress how these values (professionalism, dedication to work, simplicity in colleague relations and reliability, which are firstly experienced by the owners, the president (a woman) and the top management - are spread throughout the entire organization, thus reinforcing SGR's corporate culture.

Firstly, experienced CDMs extracted the data according to an agreed protocol for a comprehensive range of measures that are relevant to the primary care management of angina [ 24].

Firstly, the experience of working with two different versions of a service creation tool so far confirmed our expectations that the experience with semi-automation is a promising approach for continually speeding up the service creation process.

Usually these prior experiences took two forms: firstly, positive experiences of CAM and how certain therapies had helped patients; or secondly less positive experiences of conventional medicine, often characterised as a growing dissatisfaction with what they could offer patients within the remit of conventional medicine.

Firstly, perceptual experience is seemingly unmediated: we are not ordinarily aware of anything (any mental representations or images) coming between ourselves and what we see, hear and touch.

PD4CAT had a first immersion cycle in which ethnographic observations were conducted in a rehabilitation institution firstly to experience impaired patients' universe and to idealize computational tools which provide appropriate interaction to therapist, patient, and therapy [1].