In undivided India, the British had laws which were meant to prevent incitement to religious hatred (yes, that is where this approach was first tried).
This approach was first introduced for single phase flow.
This approach was first tested in the pilot phase of this study, in which we inoculated live viruses into clean, unused filters.
This approach was first developed by Louviere and Hensher [15] and then popularly applied in the fields of marketing, transportation and tourism [7, 21].
This approach was first proposed by Lars Onsager, and eventually, in 1968, he was awarded for it the Nobel Prize in Physics.
This approach was first used for the development of the wind, which is an interactive KBS for the synthesis of window parts.
This approach was first applied to the hydrolysis reaction catalysed by chymotrypsin.
This approach was first proposed by the philosopher Edmund Husserl, and later elaborated by other philosophers and scientists.
This approach was first used to monitor expression in transgenic models [22], [23], [24].
This approach was first used in vitro by Koppel and coworkers [13].
