Sentence examples for had newly introduced from inspiring English sources
Carol was shot in Cincinnati, Ohio, over the course of 35 days: "The state had newly introduced tax rebates for film-makers, so it was a financial decision first of all.
The PC split form is retrieved from existing general forms (Kennedy and Gruber [33]); in contrast, we have newly introduced the KEP split form as a comprehensive form constituting a KEP scheme in the FR framework.
In this paper, for stable and accurate estimation, we have newly introduced physical constraint with ℓ 1-norm regularization for energy function and we have also conducted completely new experiments with new solution.
Geneva has newly introduced multiple-choice type questions in the 4th year examination and Basel requires multiple-choice type questions for symptom control, care of the dying, decision-making, and ethics in the 6th year.
After a low seroprevalence rate in 2005, the increased seroprevalence rates for 2006 and 2007 suggest that the virus had recirculated or had been newly introduced.
As it could not be determined from this data whether any reported disease occurred endemically within a particular herd or had been newly introduced, the analysis had to be about identifying risk factors for the presence of disease during that particular period.
"The version of the Chinook which crashed had been newly introduced to service and had suffered many technical problems.
Yixing (or, as it was called in Europe, boccaro) wine pots were highly prized in Europe for making tea, which had been newly introduced; the ware was copied and imitated in Germany, England, and the Netherlands.
Only what methods had been newly introduced in this study will be described here.
The supervisory role of the team leader had been newly introduced with formal training in August 2012.
It is unclear, however, whether the virus has been newly introduced in these areas or had been present previously but only at very low levels or in small ecologic niches constituting only negligible risks for humans.
