Sentence examples for introduced down from inspiring English sources

Ford's laserlike focus on efficiency drove the cost of a Model T from $850 when it was introduced down to $275 by the early 1920's.

Tracheal pressure was measured through an air filled catheter introduced down the endotracheal tube, positioned 2 cm distal to the tube tip, and connected to the ventilator, to obtain alveolar pressure [4].

Briefly, a piece of paper towel wetted with 2 ml of distilled water was introduced down to the bottom of 30 ml tubes.

BJ's this fall will introduce down comforters priced from $79.99 to $119.99.

Loud backing has been declared for policy measures that mayors have zero capacity to introduce: down with right to buy, up with rent control!

Most works regarding 3-D rotations rely on the matrix Fisher distribution (Khatri and Mardia 1977; Jupp and Mardia 1979; Prentice 1986; Mardia and Jupp 2000; Rancourt et al. 2000) which was introduced by Downs (1972).

He notes that the company holds several patents on existing technology, specifically around the use of chip-and-pin and identifying users at the device and server end — and is also the holder of patents on technology that it will be introducing down the line, using retina and fingerprint identifications for mobile payments.

The needle was introduced bevel down through displaced conjunctiva in an oblique one-plane tunnel into the vitreous cavity 3-4 mm from the limbus [ 3- 5].

The needle was introduced bevel down through displaced conjunctiva in an oblique 1-plane tunnel into the vitreous cavity 3 to 4 mm from the limbus.

But when suppliers introduced a down-market product, crack cocaine, in the 1980s — "cocaine for poor people," as one dealer described it to Feiling — social panic ensued.

Cochrane is introduced, falling-down drunk in the bombed-out shell of a bar and deriving what appears to be his only joy in life from listening to an ancient jukebox.