Sentence examples for been designed to introduce from inspiring English sources
The concert was one of six identical one-hour programs, which have been designed to introduce about 15,000 public- and parochial-school pupils to the symphonic repertoire, in the hope that some of them will ultimately appreciate and study classical music.
The mutant S64C of the short-chain flavodoxin from Desulfovibrio vulgaris has been designed to introduce an accessible and reactive group on the protein surface.
This current study has been designed to introduce information and communication technologies (ICT) in the education on PrU for undergraduate students, with the main objective of evaluating the advantages an disadvantages of using ICT, by comparing the learning results obtained from using an e-learning tool with those from a traditional teaching methodology.
Additionally, the environment has been set up to simulate scale-free graphs, which emulate the topology of real biological graphs and thus do not meet the proposed algorithm's assumptions regarding the prior distribution of G. Finally, the simulation of experimental data has been designed to introduce bias and thus violate the algorithm's assumption of statistical independence of the datasets.
The space was designed to introduce Air, his new line of walnut furniture for Donghia.
Both programs are designed to introduce the museum's collection in a child-friendly, interactive manner.
Unfortunately, there were not enough students on the course which was designed to introduce businessmen to Chinese commerce.
The church's campaign is designed to introduce a rainbow of Mormon faces who counter the stereotype.
Most structural changes, meanwhile, came in the first act and were designed to introduce "the family and its eccentricities" more clearly, Mr. Oken said by e-mail.
The project is designed to introduce a new elegance to Keansburg, according to Alton Evans, Kalian's vice president for sales and marketing, with sophisticated architecture and an array of upscale amenities, including an outdoor pool with cabana.
The changes are designed to introduce more academic rigour to exams for 15- and 16-year-olds amid concerns about falling standards and dumbing down since the introduction of GCSEs in the late 1980s.
