Sentence examples for idea introducing from inspiring English sources
Another decent idea, introducing elected mayors, has also been killed by obfuscation.
123 Color ($1.99, Kidcalc) expands on that idea, introducing upper- and lower-case letters.
Though there was an economic logic to the idea, introducing a hard cap would have by definition placed a regulation on an otherwise free market.
So there may be a curious logic behind the company's latest big idea: introducing a line of iVillage brand vitamins and so-called nutraceutical supplements.
Eight years after the debut of The Real World, CBS picked up on the idea, introducing two series, both based on similar European shows, that brought the voyeuristic genre to a much larger audience than ever before.
His big new idea: introducing a tenure track system that would retain the best young researchers now on temporary contracts at RIKEN.
The key idea introduced in this chapter on expert systems is that of making the knowledge that underlies expertise explicit.
Based on an idea introduced by Benjamin and Cornell (1970. Probability, statistics and decision for civil engineers.
We will prove this lemma by the idea introduced in [31].
The work in this paper is based on the idea introduced in [18].
The idea introduced in this paper can be applied to other nonlinear evolution equations.
