Sentence examples for 3 reintroduces from inspiring English sources

Somewhat ironically, a definition of form (3) reintroduces Plato's problem of falsehood into a fact-based correspondence theory, i.e., into a theory of the sort that was supposed to provide an alternative solution to that very problem (see Section 1.2).

Ion irradiation by 3.5 MeV Au+ ions with fluences between 1012 and 5 × 1015 ions cm 2 reintroduces point defects in the material and thus gradually removes the color again.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson's "Bad" album and subsequent world tour, "Bad 25" reintroduces us to an artist viewed too often through the prism of tabloid speculation.

Final Fantasy X-2 reintroduces the series' classic character class system (seen previously in Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy Tactics) through the inclusion of dresspheres.

The short coat was introduced in '26, abolished in '29, reintroduced in '45.

Paul McCartney, 59, reintroduced himself as a poet last spring with a book called "Blackbird Singing: Poems and Lyrics 1965-1999".

Windows 8.1 reintroduced the Start button, but now the menu is going replace the full-screen tiled Start screen.

Thus were 200 reintroduced to Hawaii by the WWT during the 1960s, and more than 2,200 by the early 1990s.

The Tory conference also saw pledges from ministers to raise the motorway speed limit to 80mph and spend £250m reintroducing weekly bin collection, both opposed by green campaigners.

Your articles about breast implants over the last two years, including "Breast Implant Surgery: More Facts Are Sought in the Battle Over Safety" (Health page, Dec. 28), reintroduce the same problems.

"History 101," reintroducing the series after the highly publicized contentiousness surrounding Mr. Harmon's departure, is busy enough to distract you for a while from the new lack of substance.