Sentence examples for introduced on one from inspiring English sources

For example, a character introduced on one page as "Shankly" would ideally become "he" at the next mention and perhaps "the manager" after that.

A thin coating layer composed of the mixture of the electronic conductive carbon and lithium ionic conductive inorganic solid electrolyte was introduced on one side of the routine Celgard separator.

The particles are introduced on one side of that stagnation plane only, and the consequences of any subsequent velocity slip of the particles with respect to the local gas are examined.

Starting in the winter of 2004 2005, a temporary speed limit of 60 km/h (ordinary speed limit: 80 km/h) was introduced on one of the major arterial roads in the city of Oslo, Norway as a measure to reduce air pollution, in particular the spread of micro-particles torn from the road surface by studded tyres.

First, an oxygen atom was introduced on one of the BAPTA's cycles in order to electronically enrich the latter.

The phase range is extended to 60 K when a nonyloxy chain is introduced on one side (compound 12).

Scudamore is of the view a change in the law would be required, but there is an alternative view that if flip-up rail seats were introduced on a one-for-one basis then that would not be the case if it was determined they could be defined as "seated accommodation".

The new currency would then be introduced on a one-to-one exchange with the old, he says, but at some point the capital controls would be lifted and the new currency would sharply devalue.

Probo's soft touch is introduced, on the one side by use of novel passive compliant actuators, Compliant Bowden Cable Driven Actuators (CBCDAs), and on the other side by combining custom made servo motors, Non Back Drivable Servos (NBDSs), with flexible components and materials such as springs, silicon and foam.

Briefly, a unique synthetic DNA "barcode" of six base pairs, referred to as an index, was introduced on to one end of each plasma DNA molecule.

However, it does not matter whether such inconsistencies are reported on an early test and forgotten on a later one, or omitted on an early test and first introduced on a later one.