Sentence examples for prime starting point from inspiring English sources
We would like, ultimately, to have an understanding that spans from genotypes to the environment, including an understanding of how the environment (which encompasses both biotic and abiotic components) impacts genotypes; focusing on the causes and consequences of phenotypic evolution is a prime starting point.
PRIME's starting point is similar to E-Flux.
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The almanac's popularity among navigators led in part to the adoption in 1884 of the Greenwich meridian as the Earth's prime meridian (0° longitude) and the starting point for the international time zones.
Advocates say the cuts should be pegged to 1990 emissions levels, but Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda of Japan said Wednesday that the starting point would be "the recent situation".
A good result in the UP state elections, where he has been campaigning intensely for many months, was considered by most analysts as the appropriate starting point for his eventual elevation as the future prime minister of the country.
As Jyrki Katainen, the prime minister, put it this week, for Finns, rules are rules, not a starting point for "creative interpretation".
"If prime property prices continue rising then by the time the tax is introduced the starting point will be higher than £2m".
As a starting point, they both vehemently reject the way that Ehud Barak, who turned over the prime minister's office to Mr. Sharon today, handled things.
