Sentence examples for relation first from inspiring English sources

Edward Lee (no relation) first saw cedar paper in a Tokyo restaurant, where the sheets were rolled into tubes around shrimp, cinched with a strap of scallion green and grilled.

The project is insurgent in relation, first, to the present exclusionary structures of access and accreditation and, second, to the hegemony of global capitalism of which those structures are an extension.

Drawing on critical security studies, this analysis has shown that peoples' understandings of natural hazards are inherently constructed in relation first to what they perceive as a good life, and secondly in relation to other perceived sources of insecurity.

For it, we posit five central elements that help to understand what we mean by SoF, REF and its relation: First, a competence is always a part of a chain of competences of a competence profile, and not a single competence in itself.

In order to find the dispersion relation, first, the motion of the particles (trajectories) in the given fields are computed, and the perturbed distribution function, which depends on the integrals of motion, is then determined following a method similar to that adopted by Harris [26].

Aims To synthesise what is known globally about effective interventions to reduce mental illness-based stigma and discrimination, in relation first to effectiveness in the medium and long term (minimum 4 weeks), and second to interventions in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

The Nakamura equation is used to generate a direct relation (first-order differential equation) between the Avrami and Ozawa crystallization rate constants.

Three welds were made: one using the FSW tool with the pin length obtained from the proposed relation; second with the pin length smaller and third with the pin length greater than that obtained from the proposed relation.

Both Kosovo and Serbia aspire to joining the European Union but they need to normalise their relations first.

The daughter of a wealthy businessman, Hayek always wanted to be an actress, but studied international relations first, to placate her parents.

After World War II, Mr. Claiborne took on a series of jobs in public relations, first in Chicago and later in New York.