Sentence examples for almost introduced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gould's character is almost introduced into the world of Scientology, where he is stalked by a chirpy assessor offering a special discounted "scholarship fee".

Previous studies have almost introduced such a self-healing surface against chemical or physical damage, however, the regeneration is out of work as stain accumulates over time.

I Am Not a Nixon Last month, BETSY GOTBAUM sent BILL CLINTON a note of apology for almost introducing him as President Nixon at the New-York Historical Society.

We were standing on the street at the pub and my father came up - 'unshorn and bewildered / in the tubs of his wellingtons' - and in a sense I was almost introducing him as subject matter".

The sweet chestnut, Castanea sativa, is a southern European tree and was almost certainly introduced by the Romans.

To sort this out, I went to the source: Paula Wolfert, the woman who almost singlehandedly introduced Americans to the cooking of Morocco.

The concept is based on the revised definition of almost periodicity introduced by Wang and Agarwal in 2015.

(2) We remark that if we take (t_{k}=1) for all k, then (2) is reduced to the notion of almost convergence introduced by Lorentz [2].

About 20% averaged reflection in the wavelength range of 900 nm–1100 nm, which falls in the absorption range of bottom silicon cell, is almost entirely introduced by the top 2J cell without antireflective coating (ARC).

If σ is a translation then the σ-mean is called a Banach limit and σ-convergence is reduced to the concept of almost convergence introduced by Lorentz [1].

Lundy is home to an unusual range of mammals, almost all introduced, including a distinct breed of wild pony, the Lundy pony.