Sentence examples for introduced sophisticated from inspiring English sources

First, handset makers like Nokia, Motorola and others have introduced sophisticated devices capable of playing video and audio files.

Clausius and two other physicists, the Scot James Clerk Maxwell and the Austrian Ludwig Eduard Boltzmann (who developed the kinetic theory of gases in the 1860s), introduced sophisticated mathematics into physics for the first time since Newton.

Many companies are offering more advice and have introduced sophisticated online financial calculators intended to help investors solve the often confusing problems involved in building a nest egg and then safely consuming it.

You include a profile of your friend Billy Beane, the Oakland A's general manager who introduced sophisticated statistical analysis to baseball player procurement, but the topic also comes up when you write about Arsène Wenger and others who have embraced the concepts in soccer.

They introduced sophisticated mathematical analyses and modeling projects into beginning biology labs (Kohler et al., 2010).

Moreover, also predicting risk of recently introduced, sophisticated RT techniques such as TOMO or proton therapy is difficult due to lack of epidemiological data so far.

At this roomy store, Misha Nicole Shivdasani, once a buyer at Bergdorf Goodman, wants to introduce sophisticated New York women to modern Indian design.

A spokesman for the Islamic movement said the resolution would introduce sophisticated weapons into Somalia and provoke a war between his group and the government.

The shipment, which officials portray as an attempt to introduce sophisticated new antiaircraft systems into the Arabian Peninsula, has raised concerns in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Yemen, as the weapons would have posed escalated risks to civilian and military aircraft alike.

Mayor Bloomberg and his commissioners view technology as an essential component for improving governmental operations, whether that means consolidating and updating database systems or introducing sophisticated gadgets like hand-held computers and satellite-tracking devices.

Its main advantage over its rivals was that it had mapped the course in fine detail, something that his current employers are busy doing for the rest of the planet.But even before such prototypes have proved themselves, the technology is already arriving in instalments as carmakers introduce sophisticated "assisted driving" features as options, even on mass-market models.