Sentence examples for introduced the expression from inspiring English sources
A final note: The third group that Firestone co-founded, the Redstockings, which fell apart in 1970, would be resurrected a few years later by several of its former members, including Kathie Sarachild (who coined the phrase "Sisterhood is Powerful") and Carol Hanisch (who introduced the expression "the personal is political").
(35) Although Pidle is introduced, the expression here is similar as MC-JP.
Bernard Williams writes, "when I first introduced the expression moral luck, I expected to suggest an oxymoron" (Williams 1993, 251).
Previously, as an alternative microarray-based cell cycle analysis technique, Lu et al. introduced the "expression deconvolution" method [ 34].
Then the solution of (2.1) can be expressed as u t,u_{0})=S t)u_{0}. Introducing the expression of the abstract semilinear wave equation: left { begin{array}{l} frac{d^{2}u}=Lu+T u}+2kfrac{du}{dt}=Lu+T(u), quad kgeq0, u x,0)=varphi(x), u_{t} x,0)=psi(x), end{array} right.
Using this strategy one can exclude antibiotic selection by introducing the expression cassette of lysine resistant DHPS through biolistics with a cassette expressing a gene of desired trait into plants.
Strawson made no mention of Locke, Aristotle or Frege in the context of introducing the expression 'sortal universal' in Individuals in 1959.
She introduces the expression "perinatally pinked" to describe those individuals who have experienced oppression as female from birth and recommends it as a way to understand the need for "womyn-born-womyn" space which she sees as intended for healing the damage inflicted through natal assignment as a female in a misogynist society (141 2).
To compare gene expression between distant species on a global scale, we introduce the "expression context".
