Sentence examples for was first expounded from inspiring English sources

An important and interesting topic in quantum mechanics is interpretation of the uncertainty relation, which was first expounded by Heisenberg [1].

In this study, the autocorrelation technique, which was first expounded by Rubin (2004), was extended to estimate the size of well-sorted sediments and the grain-size distribution of mixed-size sediments.

After establishing a career as a writer, becoming best known for his science fiction and fantasy stories, he developed a self-help system called Dianetics which was first expounded in book form in May 1950.

A rigourous theory of probability as frequency was first devised by von Mises (1981), also defended by Reichenbach (1938) and beautifully expounded in van Lambalgen (1987).

It was in his correspondence with Descartes that he first expounded his view that all substance, whether material or immaterial, is extended.

Apparently no such prospect was in view last Jan., when Sec. Dulles first expounded the doctrine of "massive retaliation".

Many others have acted on the premise, first expounded by Horst Rechelbacher, Aveda's founder, that "ecofriendly style need not be a contradiction in terms".

Orson S. Fowler was born in 1809, while studying at Amherst he heard a series of lectures on phrenology, first expounded by F.J. Gall, 35 years before.

Thus the "seed and soil" hypothesis first expounded by Paget more than a century ago for the process of metastasis, is now coming to fruition, as outlined by Dr Fidler in his Award Lecture.

He first expounded his thinking about the firm in a lecture in Dundee in 1932, when he was just 21 years old.

It is the prose of a brilliant teacher, whose powers to expound, amuse and exhilarate are second to none.