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Other commentators have added that the Jonesers were shaped more by Watergate than JFK and that the older boomers gave us disco to which the Jonesers screamed "disco sucks" and introduced "new wave".

The paper concludes that opportunities to introduce new technologies are defined by waves of investment in biofuels production capacity.

All damages, which introduce new interfaces and discontinuities, attenuate the stress wave propagation.

So why introduce new technology?

Introduce new fish gradually.

Ray acknowledged his debts to Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut of the French New Wave for introducing new technical and cinematic innovations.

This, of course, is the same realization that rival Burger King reached last July when it decided to step back from its strategy of introducing new menu items in waves.

"Every new wave of technology introduces new security exposures," said Richard Hunter, managing vice president at Gartner Inc., a research firm.

The GE products come as automakers introduce a new wave of electric vehicles.

Industry officials worried that Dr. Hamburg might move to introduce a new wave of regulations on nutritional supplements.

On the airwaves, stations like Rinse have helped introduce a new wave of grassroots selectors through labels like Hessle Audio and Numbers, whilst BBC 6Music's '6Mix' offers up bi-monthly airtime, and a trip into the record bags of statelier figures such as Andrew Weatherall, Erol Alkan and Goldie.