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The Ensemble delivery system consists of an integrated balloon, long-sheath, and introducer, such that it can be introduced through the skin, delivered over a guidewire to the RVOT, and deployed without any additional vascular sheath or catheters.

The English tradition of semi-opera, to which The Fairy-Queen belongs, demanded that most of the music within the play be introduced through the agency of supernatural beings, the exception being pastoral or drunken characters.

The system, which was supposed to begin last summer, will now be introduced through the peak months of an election year.

Taken together, Hunt said, the measures – to be introduced through the care and support bill and to come into effect in April 2017 – would benefit about 100,000 people annually who would not receive support under the current system.

The chancellor gave little indication whether she would countenance a major revision of the Lisbon treaty – a key Cameron demand to allow him to table his proposals – when she said simply that new eurozone governance arrangements would be introduced through the "necessary legal instruments".

The normal stress can be introduced through the internal and external pressure.

What biases are introduced through the data used to train them?

The latter was introduced through the borrowing of codes of other European-influenced Arab states.

"The buzzword 'low-carbon recovery' triggers fears of protectionism being introduced through the back door," said Lord Malloch Brown.

By 1000 bce, agriculture and pastoral practices were being introduced through the migration of Cushitic people from Ethiopia.

Alongside church pictorial painting, ecclesiastical plastic arts developed; even painting in the three-dimensional form was introduced through the means of perspective.