Sentence examples for introduced some time from inspiring English sources

"Legislation will be introduced some time next year, by which time 100 people will have taken their own lives.

A sound studio in west London is currently being converted into a "social environment" into which the 15 volunteers will be introduced some time before Christmas.

"This was an economic reform that Malawi could have introduced some time back, but we decided to hold out and dictate an exchange rate that did not reflect our economic performance," he said.

SNNs were introduced some time ago [12] as an ensemble combination method with two levels of learning involved.

Timna, targeting mobile PCs and low-cost machines, will be introduced some time in Sept. 2000 and will have a clock speed of 667 MHz.

The method was introduced some time ago and since then has undergone further development as well as extensive testing in reactive flow simulations of practical systems.

Gradually his routine was altered to introduce some time in a round pen and then in a paddock.

What is clear, however, is that Microsoft is aiming to do the same with its XDOCS format, which it hopes to introduce some time in 2003.

In the light of these studies, let us introduce some time scale and measure theoretic notations.

While a 3-year window introduces some time averaging of the resulting coefficients, it was found that this length was necessary to obtain stable estimates of the secular variation and secular acceleration parameters.

To introduce some time pressure and to enhance the task difficulty, respectively, participants received a monetary reward (6 cent per trial) for correct responses in the go trials which occurred within 350 ms after the S2 stimulus.