Sentence examples for primary frontiers from inspiring English sources

During the war, the road became vital for the movement of militia and supplies, and accordingly it was one of the primary frontiers of the war.

Primary literature addresses the frontiers of scientific inquiry and can be used to instruct students on the scientific method and the nature of scientific reasoning: A scientific article poses a research question, demonstrates the events that led to the answer, and poses new questions.

Primary facilities, being the frontier of healthcare and often located in rural areas are likely to be overcrowded and thus score higher on DEA scales.

6 A.M. (HBO2) A PRESIDENT TO REMEMBER: IN THE COMPANY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY (2008) Robert Drew combines footage from four of his documentaries from the early 1960s ("Primary," "Adventures on the New Frontier," "Crisis: Behind a Presidential Commitment" and "Faces of November") to create an overview of Kennedy's life, from his campaign as a young senator to his assassination in 1963.

To address these challenges policymakers must define a health policy frontier that identifies primary interventions according to current health priorities.

Then, we use the primary properties of the efficient frontier to propose a mathematical formulation for the route choice problem for a discrete or continuous distribution of sensitivity of users to variations in route travel times.

Our primary relationship is the new frontier in women's equality that holds the largest possibilities for expanding women's satisfaction, happiness and fulfillment, but it will take all of us to expand Women's Equality Day into our homes.

To address these challenges, policymakers must define a health policy frontier that identifies the primary interventions according to current health priorities.

It is just that the primary reasons that megaclubs are chasing new frontiers — to acquire more money to spend on ever more expensive players and more access to young talents — do not apply here.

NASA's primary job is to continue pushing the frontier outwards.

"Our primary task must be to tenaciously dog the frontier," Bement said in a 2005 speech at AAAS headquarters.