The phrase "a new introduced" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The company has launched a new product that was recently introduced to the market."
Alternatives: "a newly introduced" or "a new addition".
In this paper, the crashworthiness of a new introduced thin-walled structure made of hot stamping high strength steel with functionally graded strength (FGS), i.e. wall strength varying along the axial direction with a specific gradient, is investigated.
For DF relaying transmissions, the EASE metric is based on a new introduced index, namely, SRCndx.
I feel more motivated when I am let free to choose the appropriate way in doing a task or learning a new introduced idea.
Although the obtained quantities based on power and generation are not in high level, but the results open a new horizon for related industries and compartments to investigate more in such a new introduced concept.
In the genomics collection, divergence of topic stories from the general collection, can indicate that subsequent stories have been associated with a new topic within a new introduced time window [130].
We extend our previous work by improving the overall algorithm with the use of a drift function to estimate learning parameters, that weighs the previous average quantization error and a new introduced metric: the average neuron utility.
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The solution may be a new system introduced in Mississippi.
The rule is a new one, introduced for this season.
The case, Innokick, is a new education introduced in Switzerland.
A new rule introduced in 2008 by the A.F.C. was the catalyst.
