Sentence examples for statement of the first from inspiring English sources

From the opening statement of the first movement, the music had weight and substance.

This procedure starts from the combined statement of the first and second laws of thermodynamics, naturally incorporates Maxwell's equations, and accommodates the description of continuous phase transformations for conserved and non-conserved order parameters.

They treat the early sonatas as big, bold pieces, bringing out the adventure right from the strong opening statement of the first movement of the Sonata No. 1, which has regal presence yet rippling passagework.

Bruce's spell with the most prolific talent incubator in 60s British music was brief: just a few weeks in 1965, alongside Eric Clapton, before John McVie rejoined and the group recorded the definitive statement of the first wave of the British blues boom, the Blues Breakers album.

In the second edition of the Critique Kant changes the statement of the First Analogy, accordingly, to read (B224): "In all change of the appearances substance persists, and the quantum of substance in nature is neither increased nor diminished".

2. Assuming that the tire is well manufactured a more complete statement of the first premise that the argument requires would be made by describing the condition of a tire that is not bald.

Enter the shell statement on the first line of the file.

This is the other statement of the second law we saw in Section 5.1.

This paper attempts to capture a more generalized conceptual statement of the second law, that explicitly states various aspects of the second law principle for the purposes of engineering education; a statement that applies to any scenario, system or process.

The difference is contained in the word sole in the Kelvin-Planck statement of the second law given in Section 5.1 of the notes.

The Clausius Inequality, the fundamental statement of the second law of thermodynamics, focuses on the net entropy rejection by heat transfer out of a closed system operating in a cyclic manner.