Sentence examples for very first used from inspiring English sources

Trying to establish when the acronym 'DDoS' (Distributed Denial of Service) was very first used is not as easy as you might think.

Indeed it was its very first use, when Alexander Graham Bell summoned his collaborator, "Mr Watson.

"The very first use of DNA profiling doesn't convict a suspect, it exonerates him".

The goal was to find examples of the very first use of each word in print, and of all its subsequent uses, thereby recording the historical usage and evolution of every word in the language.

To our knowledge, this demonstration of chemoenzymatic synthesis of galactofuranosides constitutes the very first use of an O-glycosidase for the synthesis of galactofuranosides.

In fact since in full Li-ion cells, cathodes constitute the Li+ reservoir (this is the reason why new portable gadgets have to be charged during the very first use), the 170 mAh g−1 of 1 g of LiFePO4 will never be enough for the full reaction of Si.

My very first use was for a Duke student with severe hives after a serious car accident, which resolved completely in one short session.

The crucial elements that pushed the U.S. Congress to declare the world's first national park -- Yellowstone -- Thomas Moran's paintings and William Henry Jackson's photographs -- the very first use of what is now called conservation photography.

Authors' response: We have added the annotation at the very first use of PH in the revised manuscript.

The authors must add a sentence at the very first use of PH explaining that PH is (PMA or Hemin treated K562s).

This experiment in "neo-media", which enables a photographer's work to be posted very quickly, was first used last October for the Nuit Blanche Parisienne and the Hanoi Millennium.