The phrase "as one introduction" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a singular introduction that encompasses multiple elements or ideas.
Example: "The speaker presented the topic as one introduction to the complex themes that would be explored throughout the seminar."
Alternatives: "as a single introduction" or "as a unified introduction".
Here's how: One introduction per day equals five per week; five introductions per week equals 250 introductions per year.
We've offered programs as diverse as one-hour introductions, four-day intensive retreats, and courses with six weekly sessions.
I think generally we should have made more general awareness across the rest of the midwifery workforce' (S02) There was also some reflection that the introduction of the pathway should have followed a more formal process prior to its introduction, as one of the senior midwifery managers raised: 'I think in some ways its (introduction) needed to be more formal.
Mr. Jones needs no introduction as one of the most influential and eloquent modern-dance choreographers of his generation.
Listerine describes this product introduction as one of the most significant in the brand's 100-year history — and also the most noteworthy one since Johnson & Johnson's $16.6 billion deal to acquire Pfizer consumer health care in June 2006.
As one might expect, the introduction of ClosureFast saves more costs in the scenarios with input values favoring a "World with ClosureFast" compared with the Base Case.
The very public nature of recruitment videos--particularly because they function as one of the first introductions that young women have to the university's Greek system--means that they have the ability to convey precisely who can and cannot qualify as a welcomed member of the sisterhood.
The briefing, which was broadcast live on cable television networks, gave Mr. Gibbs his biggest introduction yet as one of the leading faces of the administration.
And it's set in the Victorian era, at a time when conventional wisdom had it that women could only be satisfied by, as one character puts it, "the introduction of the male member".
As only 59% of all hospitals said to have a working IT strategy, this can be regarded as one barrier for the current introduction of ITIL®.
