Sentence examples for inception of the second from inspiring English sources

In 1997, with the inception of the second phase, the Amazon Programme (SIABP) was incorporated in the GOS/UNICEF Programme of Cooperation as one of its five components or sub-programmes, and its focus was expanded to include elements of the other four components (SIPME, ECDP, HCLP and CRP).

A lot has changed since the inception of the first Longitude Prize, not least in terms of the diversification of the scientific workforce.

I thought the authors and Mr. Goehring would appreciate the chart showing the weekly history of the ratio back to the inception of the first Dow Average.

The in-depth investigation for bringing the mechanism of formation of soot particle inside the flame reveals the inception of the first particles, growth of soot particles, particle coalescence, agglomeration and oxidation.

Since the inception of the first index mutual fund in 1975, indexing investing in passively managed, broadly diversified, low-cost, stock and bond index funds–has proved to be both a remarkable artistic success and a remarkable commercial success.

The critical 1,000 days from inception to the first 18 months of life are a time when a child's brain develops; failing to invest during that crucial period has lifelong consequences.

Since the inception of the state tests in the fourth and eighth grades, some of the wealthiest districts in Westchester County have criticized the exams, saying they force schools to "teach to the test," thereby stifling creativity.

Since the inception of the SEED Initiative, a second wave of CDA programs has emerged at the local level.

They are the first team since the inception of the drawing in 1995 to move from fifth to first.

The victory gave Alabama its 22nd SEC title, their third since the inception of the Championship Game and their first in ten years the longest time the Crimson Tide program has ever gone without an SEC championship.

Mr. Hewitt was also present at what is now regarded as the inception of the modern presidential campaign: the first 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate, which established television as the pre-eminent medium in American electoral politics.