Sentence examples for introduced copies from inspiring English sources

As well as bringing a fashionable "flapper figure" into the kitchen of her country cousins, she also introduced copies of the New Yorker.

Mr. Baum introduced copies of communications that the bureau had concluded were part of fantasy role playing to show that they, too, included the same kinds of discussion of actual victims as well as having other similarities, like methods of torture and even bargaining over the price of the kidnap victims, $4,000 and $5,000.

Because the introduced copies of AtPP2-A1 are under direction by 35S, the organ-differential expression in PP2OETAt1 does not offer significant information about organ specificity of the gene expression.

As a response to this, publishers introduced copy protection measures to their software, including different loading schemes.

Last week, South Carolina and Minnesota introduced copy-cat versions of AZ's SB 1070 with 8 other states set to follow suit, while hundreds of protestors descended on the White House to send a clear message of concern to Arizona Governor Jan Brewer during her visit with the President.

The expression of the introduced copy of aroF-1 as well as the expression of the multidrug efflux major facilitator superfamily (MFS) transporter in the pBNTmfs vector was induced by addition of 0.1 mM of sodium salicylate.

Ultimately, the judge agreed that the defense could introduce copies of three chapters on Islamic worship.

The three teams, headed by Yamanaka, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Rudolf Jaenisch, and Harvard's Konrad Hochedlinger, all began by following Yamanaka's procedure, using a viral vector to introduce copies of genes for four transcription factors active in ES cells: Oct4, Sox2, c-Myc, and Klf4.

This extensive retrospective of her work begins on Wednesday, with Ms. Holland and her leading actor, Ed Harris, present to introduce "Copying Beethoven".

Wisselink et al. [ 8] introduced multiple copies of araA and araD and a single copy of araB of L. plantarum into S. cerevisiae.

So the RATP introduced 150,000 copies of a simplified and more readable map, originally supposed to co-exist with the old one.