Sentence examples for inaugural wave from inspiring English sources

In the third Review published in this inaugural wave of the series, Ana Oromendia and Angelika Amon detail the fascinating interplay between aneuploidy, i.e. an imbalance in chromosome copy number, and protein quality-control pathways and aging (Oromendia and Amon, 2014).

The festival will open on Wednesday June 14th with Mr. Roosevelt written, directed and starring Noël Wells (Netflix's Master of None) and festival's Closing Night Film will be Ingrid Goes West starring Aubrey Plaza who will receive the festival's inaugural Next Wave Award which recognizes those who take artistic risks and have a passionate commitment to independent film.

In Wimbledon, the Polka's inaugural Brain Waves festival, exploring neuroscience and child development, includes Shake, Rattle and Roll, a show about what makes babies laugh.

Believe it or not, it was 6 years ago this week that Next Wave's inaugural feature was published.

In last week's inaugural feature for Next Wave Singapore, we heard from five scientists who had chosen to make Singapore their home.

Photograph: Yuri Gripas/AFP/Getty Images 10.36pm GMT President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama wave as they walk down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington during the Inaugural Parade.

There was the post-Watergate euphoria of watching Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter wave off their inaugural limousine to walk hand in hand down Pennsylvania Avenue.

It went without a hitch on the inaugural flight, but sometimes the waves caused difficulties.

Kennedy tried to wave it off in his Inaugural Address, when he said that issues like arms control or an international rule of law could not be finished "in the first hundred days" or "the first thousand days".

Staffers gathered Friday on the hotel steps to wave to Trump along his inaugural parade route.

Last year Prof Stephen Salter, described as the "founding father" of wave power technology, was awarded the inaugural medal.