Sentence examples for introduced a new way of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Timothy Hla, a blood vessel expert at the University of Connecticut, said the New York scientists' work was "a very important paper" that introduced a new way of thinking about a tumor's blood supply.

But this year the BBC has introduced a new way of presenting its coverage.

Cather introduced a new way of seeing, placing us in landscapes of "obliterating strangeness," of saturating color and light.

Berlusconi introduced a new way of speaking so that deciding to devote yourself to politics became "taking to the field".

Especially after the mid-1980s, it sometimes seemed that each new series introduced a new way of applying and showcasing color.

MS. ZIPLESS In 1973, when Erica Jong published the novel "Fear of Flying," she introduced a new way of seeing the zipper.

Social discovery service Banjo, which launched its cross-platform mobile application for iPhone and Android earlier this summer, has just introduced a new way to keep track of where your friends are and what they're doing: automatic friend alerts.

We then introduced a new way to manipulate the position of nanoparticles by translating the position of thermostats with desirable thermal gradients.

Stampery also introduced a new way to prove the real identity of a document author.

Unfortunately, instead of New Labour introducing a new way of doing politics, it rubbed shoulders with the banking classes and bought into the culture of greed.

A Sodexo Justice Services spokesman said: "We are introducing a new way of working, following research and assessment of how other organisations have undergone similar transformations.