By the eighteen-nineties, Westerners were also beginning to sample mescal, or peyote, previously used only as a sacrament in certain Native American traditions.
We have used our immersed-refrigerant cooling method1,2, previously used only to cool 3He 4He solutions3,4, to cool a sample of moderately pure 3He.
A few seconds later, the guy wound up and heaved the ball back on to the field, a gesture of contempt previously used only for enemy home runs.
Monn's clear development sections and complete recapitulations brought to symphonic composition a form previously used only in the sonata.
E1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Tine Warner in Phone Deal Time Warner Cable signed a deal with Sprint and MCI to help it send telephone calls over lines previously used only for television programming, escalating the clash between the cable and telephone industries.
The past week has, inevitably, spawned many knee-jerk policy proposals, from the imposition of a curfew and the eviction of convicted rioters from public housing to the introduction of water cannon and plastic bullets, previously used only in Northern Ireland.
New work from students at the University of Hong Kong describes a novel use of neural networks, collections of artificial neurons or nodes that can be trained to accomplish a wide variety of tasks, previously used only in image recognition.
The project was a watershed moment in her career, as Perriand wholeheartedly embraced the use of steel a medium previously used only by men as her material of choice to convey newfound expressions of modern design.
As he unveiled the plans today at a news conference on the bank of the Oradell Reservoir in Bergen County, Mr. McGreevey said that the new rules, which New Jersey has previously used only to protect trout streams, would now safeguard the drinking water supply for 40percentt of the state's nine million residents without causing undue hardship to the construction industry.
Though retailers may be fuzzy about the origins of the skins they sell, the Chinese are more than willing to brag about having found a new export market for a product previously used only as a food (boiled, roasted or fried).
