Sentence examples for introduced of taking from inspiring English sources

As the war went on, a tradition was introduced of taking one painting a month back to London to go on public display, then returning it to the quarry.

That Mr. Bartolotti and 200 other KeySpan workers are over 65 and still toiling in the field -- though only a handful do such heavy labor -- is partly due to an aging work force, and partly to the ergonomic enhancements KeySpan has introduced to take much of the strain out of backbreaking work.

Computational modeling approaches were introduced to take advantage of the detailed information in high-resolution images of bone.

Fuzzy system is introduced to take care of this requirement.

Now, a third equation is introduced to take care of seasonality.

End corrections have been introduced to take account of phase shifts in the wave reflection at open terminations as well as at abrupt area changes.

We stick then to our original conception: a definition is an arbitrary stipulation by which a new sign is introduced to take the place of a complex expression whose sense we know from the way it is put together.

Under extensive creep conditions, a third parameter Q∗ should be introduced to take into account of the loss in the in-plane constraint caused by in-plane geometries and loading configuration at extensive creeping, and a three-parameter C t) − Tz − Q∗ description is proposed and proven to be efficient to predict the tensile stress on the ligament ahead of the crack for both specimens.

In the UK, metal tokens were also eliminated, and a special spinner was introduced to take the place of dice.

In the best literary tradition, she introduces her account of taking exceptional measures to avert a drastic fate with a biblical overview: "In the beginning, an entrepreneur created a company, and the company was private and profitable," she writes.

He also introduced the Italian system of taking the players away for a period of concentrated training before a big match.