Sentence examples for introduced events from inspiring English sources

We will come back to the imperfective paradox in Section 7. Having introduced events as primitive entities, a philosophical question now arises: how are events and times related?

London: Pendleton, now 31, has benefited from the changes in events for London and has three chances to win Olympic titles in 2012: the individual sprint and two newly introduced events, the team sprint and keirin (previously only staged for men).

Having won gold in the one women's sprint event of Beijing 2008, the 31-year-old is now presented with three glorious chances to win Olympic titles in 2012: the individual sprint and two newly introduced events, the team sprint and keirin (previously only staged for men).

Recently introduced events, such as women weight lifting starting in 1998 (Fig. S2), may require closer follow-up.

This chapter introduced event-oriented social theory.

A numerical example is employed to illustrate the advantage of the introduced event-triggered scheme and the effectiveness of the proposed method.

We enhanced the recently introduced event-based model for use with a multi-modal sporadic disease data set.

Also as in previously introduced event corpora, we apply two binary modifiers, Negation and Speculation, marking events as explicitly negated (e.g. 'cells did not proliferate') or stated in a speculative context (e.g. 'growth might be inhibited'), respectively.

While the Olympic events beamed to American viewers will be taped, Bob Costas, the prime-time host, will be live in the studio in Sydney, introducing events, providing reports and delivering commentary.

Savvy online retailers are seeing enormous profits from both introducing events established in one country to another - or completely manufacturing their own.

We can support metadata aggregation in each service by introducing events that retrieve the data and transmit it to the controller node.