Sentence examples for introduced this practice from inspiring English sources

Jeff Patton introduced this practice in the paper "It's All in How You Slice It", http://www.abstractics.com/papers/HowYouSliceIt.pdf.com/papers/HowYouSliceIt.pdf

Albert F. Appleton, a former New York City commissioner of environmental protection and a former director of the New York City Water and Sewer system, discusses hydrofracking — the method of extracting natural gas from shale formations — and the controversy over introducing this practice in the state.

In orthopaedics, cell-based tissue repair has entered daily clinical practice, and there is anticipation that the development of injectable regenerative biologics will soon introduce this practice into rheumatology.

We introduced this into our practice in 2013.

And up to 1897, no one had conceived of using radio waves to control an unmanned vehicle; Tesla introduced this idea into engineering practice and popular culture.

UNICEF, in partnership with the Malawi Interfaith AIDS Association (MIAA) introduced this programme under the theme: "Practice your faith, Protect Children".

Some institutions have now introduced this testing strategy into clinical practice and are conducting it at the same time as conventional first trimester aneuploidy screening.

Theodore Roosevelt also introduced the practice of issuing substantive executive orders.

One cannot believe you would adopt this stance if, for example, the Scientologists or other more recent religious or quasi-religious orders, introduced the practice.

According to The New York Times, the Boston Symphony Orchestra first introduced the practice in 1952.

Greenspan introduced the practice of issuing succinct, conclusion-oriented statements on Fed policy decisions.