Sentence examples for introduced less than from inspiring English sources

Vermont's plan was introduced less than a year ago.

Europe's new currency, proudly introduced less than two years ago at a value of $1.17, has fallen to a humiliating 85 cents.

Introduced less than two years ago, it has become standard equipment at some of the country's most progressive cafes, including Intelligentsia in Chicago, La Mill in Los Angeles and Caffe Vita in Seattle.

The two bills, which have received little attention outside Nevada's Capitol, are being introduced less than a year after the giant search engine company acknowledged that it was developing cars that could be safely driven without human intervention.

The iPhone was introduced less than 10 years ago.

Mr Morales reversed the price rises introduced less than a week ago following talks with trades unions and groups representing indigenous peoples.

Results also show that the RCFTM strategy only introduces less than 1.48% computing overhead of a working agent while the system is fault-free.

Regarding ease of insertion, the participants reported that the SLMA was the easiest device to insert, 62% very easy and 31% easy, while the LTS-D and SLIPA were most difficult to introduce, less than 50% of very easy or easy insertions (Table 5).

Specifically, this small angle approximation was used to compute the diffraction angle as a function of wavelength, as follows: It was found that the use of the small angle approximation introduces less than 0.02% error over the range of diffraction angles used in our experiments (−30mrad to 30mrad).

The joint inversion introduced less deviation than single high-resolution dual laterolog inversion or single high-resolution dual induction inversion.

Even if the true habitat composition in the buffer was different than the core (i.e., biased toward low or high quality), using a randomized buffer that was proportional to the composition of the core introduced less bias than not using a buffer.