Sentence examples for introduced succeeded from inspiring English sources

Not all the plant species that the team introduced succeeded (bayberry was a notable failure), but many did, and an area that was once ecologically frozen has now thawed.

A contrasting hypothesis for invasiveness is the idea that introduced species succeed if/when they are able to occupy an open niche in the introduced range.

All the above considerations support the view that our definition of local structural change captures an important feature of the response of proteins to amino acid changes, and that the method introduced here succeeds at solving the task that we posed.

The R-type, introduced in 1952, succeeded the postwar Bentley Mark VI, according to Automobile Magazine.

David Yassky, the Brooklyn councilman who introduced the legislation, succeeded in getting police officials at the hearing to concede that increased police presence on the street benefits public safety.

That was one of the more trivial innovations that Lehmann introduced when he succeeded Mickey Arthur a couple of weeks before the first series of the year in England, but it seems typical of a man who is full of ideas, cricketing and otherwise, and has inspired fierce loyalty from his players.

This process is introduced in the succeeding section.

The Social Democrats' rule changes in 2000 paled, however, in comparison to the restrictions introduced by the succeeding Liberal-Conservative government (2001 11).

The nodes that demonstrate SSC are a subset of the active representations from the previous state, and can act as referents to which newly introduced representations of succeeding states relate.

Labour says any policy needs to be "tough but fair" and that the points-based system it introduced in 2008 has succeeded in reducing immigration levels and stopping unskilled workers from outside the EU coming into the UK.

Mertens at last succeeded in introducing some urgency into proceedings.