Sentence examples for introduced numbers from inspiring English sources

Pythagoras introduced numbers into this mix and put them on the male side of the ledger.

Since 1968, when limited hunting was introduced, numbers in the wild have grown from 1,800 to more than 11,000.

"It introduced number theory into the realm of cryptography and launched an entire academic discipline to further develop the area of public-key cryptography.

(Several countries around the world, including the U.K. and Hong Kong, have already introduced number portability).

In COS-7 cells in which GFP alone was introduced (number of cells, N = 102), fluorescent filopodia were not observed under our culturing conditions (Figure 3C,G,K).

Author response: In response to the reviewer's concern we abbreviated the text and introduced number of revisions.

Although Jamelia exudes charm, vacillating from American vocals to introduce numbers in Birmingham brogue, she can't bring herself to make eye contact with the audience.

On the other hand, because ROT47 introduces numbers and symbols into the mix without discrimination, it is more immediately obvious that the text has been enciphered.

During the process of creating a literary, standard form of Hindustani, Hindus introduced increasing numbers of Sanskrit words, and Muslims introduced increasing numbers of Persian and Arabic words.

"When caller ID was first introduced all numbers were displayed.

However, this is another lottery that has introduced additional numbers, thereby making things significantly harder.