Sentence examples for introduced exactly from inspiring English sources

When civil partnerships which give people legal rights virtually identical to those of married couples were first introduced, exactly what they were called seemed unimportant.

The flow stress can be back-extrapolated towards the incipient value, or the transient can be eliminated by a compensation technique consisting of an instant displacement introduced exactly at the moment of strain rate change.

Most notable is the extension of the fixed-fee, fast-track process for road traffic accident cases, introduced exactly a year ago, to other types of personal injury – which sorts out much of the problem the Jackson report tries to solve.

All necessary concepts are introduced exactly as they would be in a course in mathematical logic; but are accompanied by more extensive introductory remarks and examples to motivate formal developments.

It's not a joke: Today, Sony in Japan did announce [JP] a portable cassette tape/radio/CD-player. Technically, the CFD-A110 is based on a model Sony introduced exactly seven years ago.

It should be borne in mind that true futurist theory was introduced exactly to avoid what many have held to be counter-intuitive tenets, e.g. that all future contingents are false now (the Peircean view), or that they have no chronicle-independent truth-values now (the Ockhamistic view).

Intervention by the developers to restore the investors' ether would be to introduce exactly the sort of moral hazard for which the banking system is notorious.

Identify each type 0 object x0 with the type 1 object f ({x0}); then introduce exactly those identifications between objects of different types which are required by extensionality: every type 0 object is identified with a type 1 object, and an easy meta-induction shows that every type n object is identified with some type n + 1 object.

I don't think the Turnbull Government, or any future Liberal governments, will attempt to introduce exactly the same package.

SSWAP, as a lightweight specialization of OWL for semantic web services, achieves this by introducing exactly six classes, six object properties, and seven datatype properties [ 24, 25].

If an indirect witness j introduces exactly one mutation into sequence set m, then forming a p j (the hypothetical parent sequence of j) by replacing the mutant allele with the "wild-type" allele of that site will recover the last recombination intermediate (LRI) that leads to j via one mutation.