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While the pitch of experimentation remains high ("How crazy can the picture be and still be legible?" he asks), Mr. Jones takes care to incorporate the visual element, designed by his partner, Bjorn Amelan, into the choreography from the outset to form a fully integrated whole.

Interdisciplinary collaborations refer to scientific endeavors in which a variety of disciplines work together closely from the outset to form a shared conceptual framework to address a problem.

Mr. Ahmed's comments came at the outset of an anticipated two weeks of political negotiations to form a government.

Despite successfully recruiting enough supporters from outside the party to form a government, the Cabinet was hobbled from the outset by its lack of internal unity.

The pattern was set from the outset: the home side building attacks with poise and precision while Cardiff back-pedalled to form a blue wall of defiance.

Nova (5-4) wasuperbrb from the outset, forming a steady groove around a four-seam fastball that peaked at 95 miles per hour.

We noticed that the NLP formed in the presence of phosphate were much larger (Fig. 7A and B), coalescing to form biofilms from the outset (Fig. 7D).

If they choose from the outset to practice exclusively a form of writing because it is praised in the classroom or otherwise carries appealing prestige, they are vastly increasing the risk inherent in taking up writing in the first place.

The university has attempted from the outset to "develop a more "relevant" form of education than was then being offered by the established universities".

LIKE a novel where it is obvious from the outset that the two protagonists are meant for each other, but take hundreds of pages to get together, India and America should form a natural partnership yet are usually at odds.

They will need, at the outset, to develop a "growth ideology".