Sentence examples for frontier of the first from inspiring English sources

For all of the ways in which technology has changed how people live and how companies do business, the final frontier of the first Internet revolution will probably be the humble telephone.

And if we observe the right part of the sky, with the right instruments, for a sufficiently long time to reveal the right details about these objects, we'll push back the cosmic frontier of the first galaxies even farther.

Piercing the northern border, Guderian's tanks raced 50 miles beyond the frontier on the first day of the invasion and were at Minsk, 200 miles beyond it, on June 27.

Kizzia writes that the area was "teetering nostalgically between the open frontier of the nineteenth century and the protected wilderness of the twenty-first".

To identify possible combinations or permutations of mutations enriched through evolution, 20 strains isolated from the growth frontier of the fifth round of recursive GS were sequenced via the Sanger method at each of the mutation loci.

At… Whenever a new town sprang up on the American frontier, one of the first orders of business was to open an opera house.

"Thank… Whenever a new town sprang up on the American frontier, one of the first orders of business was to open an opera house.

Whenever a new town sprang up on the American frontier, one of the first orders of business was to open an opera house.

4] publicly acknowledged Chancellor Adolf Hitler as their Führer, and said that they wanted their homeland within the frontiers of the Third Reich.

The Web's famous openness to anyone with vision, persistence, and minimal cash recalls the geographic frontiers of earlier America and the technological frontiers of the twentieth century, as in industries like radio and early computing.

During the subsequent discussion we hope to draw connections between these two seemingly disparate sites of analysis and explore the boundaries of the frontiers of the nineteenth and early twentieth century.