However, the inception of this work can be seen much earlier, in his Inaugural Lecture, as the first Professor of General Linguistics at University College London, later published as, 'Grammar, Society and the Noun' (Halliday 1967a).
Since the inception of this work two further reports of similar NMD reporter systems support our conclusion that mRNAs stabilized as a result of NMD inhibition are active substrates for translation [ 38, 39].
Modern graph theory (in the sense of linear graphs) had its inception with the work of Euler in connection with the "Königsberg bridge problem" and was, for many years, associated with curves now called Eulerian paths i.e., figures that can be drawn without retracing edges or lifting the pencil from the paper.
Ms. Gaitley was involved from the inception of the program, working with the students despite the demands placed on her by her own three children.
In fact, at the inception of each new work, the artist begins in tabula rasa: "I never make a sketch so nothing is written in stone at this stage," he explains.
Phase One : Inception The initial phase of the work incorporated a review of provided programme documentation (hard and soft copies) and the annual work plans and reports.
Their specialty was acoustics and computing they were the folks who analyzed the 18.5-minute gap on the Nixon tapes and they were in on the inception of web technology, working with the air force on DARPA, the Defense Research Projects Agency where the internet was born.
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