Sentence examples for induced a new from inspiring English sources

Second, it has induced a new wariness among companies in entirely different industries.

Recent developments in the realm of state estimation of stochastic dynamic systems in the presence of non-Gaussian noise have induced a new methodology called the maximum correntropy filtering.

The blue-green emission bands in this study might be associated with the recombination of electrons from Sn doping, which induced a new defect level through photoexcited holes [15, 29]. Figure 10 PL spectra of In-Sn-O nanostructures: (a) sample 1, (b) sample 2, and (c) sample 3.

Both were wide of the mark, but not because of Greenspan's miraculous central-bank discretion; the result was a product of market process, and when the collapse of the dot-com boom burst the M2 velocity bubble, it induced a new spike in M2 growth.

The differences in cell constants and crystal packing led to the conclusion that TEW had induced a new crystal form.

These drier conditions, as well as higher global temperatures, induced a new period of marked aridity, allowing the spread of savannas at the expense of rain forests [ 15, 69].

And this induces a new round of search and experimentation, the emergence of new winners and losers, and so on.

"The current system costs, but it isn't cost-effective," says Kennedy. "A new system will cost, but if it induces a new attitude of trust, I think it will be cost-effective".

Osmond and Hoffer also recruited volunteers to take LSD and theorised that the drug was capable of inducing a new level of self-awareness which may have enormous therapeutic potential.

The entry-level A Class, introduced in 1997 and intended to induce a new generation to the Mercedes brand, was a flop; Smart, a frugal city car, was a financial disaster.

This induces a new set of cross-tier interference.