Sentence examples for introduced a kind from inspiring English sources
Not since Stephen Sondheim introduced a kind of Jewish skepticism and irony to the Broadway musical, in the nineteen-fifties, and Tony Kushner revolved his 2003 show, "Caroline, or Change," around the ways in which class intersects with race have we had such a finely crafted, ethnic-minded American musical as "Passing Strange" (at the Public).
3's new mobile guide 3 has introduced a kind of guide to the mobile web in the form of neXt, a free site that describes and links to web-based mobile services like Twitter, Jaiku, mapping sites like Mapsolute and a mobile-optimised version of Wikipedia.
BAT's boldest experiment may be in South Africa, where it has introduced a kind of smokeless tobacco called snus, the Swedish word for snuff.
BAT's boldest experiment may well be in South Africa, where it has introduced a kind of smokeless tobacco called snus, the Swedish word for snuff.
Recently Gregori and Sapena [6] introduced a kind of contractive mapping for proving Banach's contraction principle by using strong condition for completeness (G-completeness) in fuzzy metric spaces.
In this paper we introduced a kind of real-time image matching navigation algorithm based on ORB which can meet the requirement for high speed aircraft.
Philip Ruddock, the immigration minister, has taken a backward step by introducing a kind of second-class citizenship for some refugees.
teNeues introduces a kind of bizarre line of notebooks featuring animals dressed up as celebrities, designed by Takkoda.
These drugs introduce a kind of storm, but in the context of treating a pathology, it can be a useful storm, a reboot of the system".
By Macy Halford August 11 , 2010teNeues introduces a kind of bizarre line of notebooks featuring animals dressed up as celebrities, designed by Takkoda.
Azoulay understands that actions in the past are irreversible, yet she insists that photography introduces a kind of malleability, the potential for change.
