Sentence examples for introduced in the language from inspiring English sources

If Galbraith enters his biography like a character in a Graham Greene novel, Friedman is introduced in the language of a school report: "In addition to his intellect, he has a strong work ethic, an engaging personality, and an excellent sense of humour".

We develop these tools on the basis of the concept of the physician as fiduciary of the patient, which was introduced in the English-language literature of medical ethics by Dr John Gregory (1714-1773).

One way to achieve this is to introduce in the object language two operators (V and F) in order to express the constraint that the antecedent of a connexive implication must be verifiable, and the consequent must be falsifiable (i.e. not valid).

Mazda's current Kodo design language was introduced in the city a few years ago, and this year the automaker opened a pop-up in the heart of Milan's fashion district.

Optimality theory, introduced in the early 1990s, is a model of language in which the mapping between input and output is mediated by a constraint hierarchy, composed of a language-particular ranking of universal constraints.

This kind of leads into the idea of weaponized language, something introduced in the first issue.

Later that day, language was being introduced in the chambers in the form of substituted bills that required little additional public airing.

All that really matters is that we have some terms introduced by a new theory, and that the new theory is introduced in a language that is generally understood.

Both the House and Senate bills introduced in 2003 included language referring to the decline of jobs in the manufacturing sector.

Any medical concepts (such as pA/H1N1, HPV) were introduced in everyday language commonly used in local mass media.

"The government was beginning to realize they must globalize their human talent, and companies like Rakuten and Uniqlo were introducing in-house English-language policies," she said, referring to a major online retailer and an internationally known clothing chain.