Sentence examples for introduced from outside from inspiring English sources
The million-dollar prize is the equivalent of the can opener -- something introduced from outside the situation that reduces complex human motivations to a single goal.
Six significant (P-value <0.01) space-time clusters of equine premises were found, at which presence of Culicoides spp. was predicted and live equidae were introduced from outside CyL.
In the imagined world of the Vakhtangov production evil was simply a mistake, introduced from outside, that had to be corrected.Water-glasses and stormsTwo years later such a mistake crept into Mr Khrennikov's own life.
Thus, the traits that come to be selected either already exist in a minority of individuals, arise by chance, or are introduced from outside through crossbreeding.
where ; ; and denote the rate with which the cells and reset their potential to the resting state when isolated from the other cells and inputs; and are connection weights of the neural network;, denote the th and the th component of an external input source introduced from outside the network to the th cell and th cell at time, respectively.
A distinction should also be made between "endogenous infections", which may occur when microbes of the patient's normal flora enter normally sterile spaces, from those referred to as "exogenous infections", when pathogens are introduced from outside the patient, i.e., from other patients, healthcare workers or the inanimate environment.
Development can take the form of projects which are introduced from the outside, but much more than that development is a series of immanent changes, that people do themselves.
"It's not the sort of thing that was introduced from the outside as a commercial venture," said Patricia Rickels, an English professor and folklorist at the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette.
The chimpanzee was introduced from an outside compound to an experimental room, where the ERP measurements were conducted.
