Sentence examples for be introduced in large from inspiring English sources

Before FCEVs can be introduced in large numbers, a hydrogen-fueling infrastructure is needed.

Dispersed generators such as gas turbine, fuel cells and solar cells are expected to be one of the effective technologies for reducing CO2 emission, and these may be introduced in large quantity in business and commercial sector and residential sector in the future.

Apparently, filovirus outbreaks are no longer restricted to remote, scarcely populated areas, but may strike in medium-size cities (e.g. Kikwit, 1995) and may be introduced in large cities (e.g. Johannesburg, 1975).

Some have argued that agriculture was introduced in large parts of Europe by rapid movement of immigrant farmers from the Near East [ 1].

Tench were introduced in large parts of China during the 20th century (Walker and Yang 1999; Huang et al. 2001), most probably from the Itrysh River drainage in northern China where tench naturally occur (Fig. 1).

Our findings show that graphitic nitrogen defects can be introduced in the large individual graphene grain by the developed solid source-based CVD technique.

Accordingly, any educational programmes for former abductees in northern Uganda must be introduced in tandem with larger educational support programmes that include all war-affected young people.

Following a suggestion of Drummond et al. (2005), correlations ρ k between ln(θ i ) and ln(θ i + k ) can be introduced in order to avoid too large variations between successive population sizes.

This technique is also advantageous for individual constructs when de novo sequences have to be constructed that are too large to be introduced in a primer.

The changes required would be large but could be introduced in future releases.

Large errors may be introduced in micro-CT measurements when segmentation is performed without calibrating the data set against a corresponding histological section.