Sentence examples for of the first expression from inspiring English sources

The similarity of the first expression in (14) with (20) is clear.

However, a full deterministic model of the first expression product (X) is built in order to: (1) check if the approximation is correct, and (2) make a good setup of the parameters in equations.

Lay religious enthusiasm associated with the peace movement and the cult of the saints also contributed to the first expressions of heresy since late antiquity.

It had to be made, and it happened out here in the western prairies of Chicago: the first expression, in humane terms, of what we call now "organic architecture".

One of the first expressions I learned when I came to study in Italy, four decades ago, was "Governo Ladro".

However, the school was shut down in 1933 by the Nazis in one of the first expressions of their desire to purify Germany of "decadent" art.

Small wonder, then, that when the current wave of Arab revolts reached Libya, one of the first expressions of the will of the masses was to burn the very book Qaddafi claimed would set them free.

But a similarly large protest organised by anti-lockouts group Keep Sydney Open earlier this year was one of the first expressions of an emerging collective sentiment that, far from being the friendly surfer pollie he sells himself as, Baird is just a smiling face slapped over the chronic governance and corruption problems that have dogged NSW for years.

As part of the political turmoil of the 1790s in the wake of the French Revolution, William Godwin developed the first expression of modern anarchist thought.

It was the first expression of the thesis that would grow into the heart of Hyde's new project, and it was the first piece of the project that I read.

"The British Museum was the first expression of the citizen's right to understand the world," Mr. MacGregor said.