Sentence examples for diamond introduced from inspiring English sources

The peculiar production history helps explain why A Shot in the Dark fails to reference the titular Pink Panther, a large diamond introduced in the first film.

Mr. Top borrowed from known decorative motifs like the "diamond cut" introduced in the house's crystalware in the early 1930s by Baccarat's artistic director, Georges Chevalier.

The diamond strip introduced a pre-folded origami pattern into the core which has been shown in previous research to substantially increase square tube energy absorption.

Sometimes, though, a raw diamond is introduced and shines ever brighter with the passing of time: Jack Wilshere made his first starting appearance against Sheffield United as a 16-year-old back in 2008.

Mr. Diamond was introduced to opera through his teacher Frank McLarney, who runs the foreign languages department at East Meadow High and has used opera as a teaching tool for his Italian classes since 1975.

The Recording Industry Association of America went to court earlier this year in an unsuccessful attempt to block Diamond from introducing the Rio, citing its lack of a copy-protection mechanism.

By this way, the boron-doped diamond could introduce a green (environmentally acceptable) alternative to mercury electrodes for the monitoring of herbicides.

In response to public concerns that their diamond purchases were contributing to war and human rights abuses in central and western Africa, the United Nations, the diamond industry and diamond-trading nations introduced the Kimberley Process in 2002.

A method to fabricate silicon (Si) inverse opals with diamond structure is introduced.

In this paper, a Si barrier layer on the diamond surface was introduced for the first time in diamond/glass composites in order to resolve the above issues.

The diamond "tennis bracelet," introduced in the 1980s, capitalized on a fad that had begun after tennis star Chris Evert accidentally dropped her bracelet on the court during a tennis match.