Sentence examples for introduced useful from inspiring English sources
Both countries have introduced useful economic reforms, but to make these fully effective they also need to separate political power and business interests, free their press and make their courts more independent.In Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, this sort of gradual change could be a long time coming, and require another interim generation of leaders.
Yet the phenomenon has also introduced useful economic efficiencies, creating big new markets by bringing together a large number of participants the "eBay community" alone boasts 3.8m members.Steve Kaplan, an economist at the University of Chicago, points out that online auctions have a big economic advantage over traditional online menu-priced sites, such as that pioneered by Amazon.
Hesse introduced useful terminology based on this tabular representation.
In this phase efficiency was introduced useful to classify the configurations.
Such introgressions have been used to introduce useful genes from wild AA genomes, and sometimes generate plants of different ploidy or with different genomes (Khush 1997).
Many wild species are used to introduce useful traits, such as disease resistance (Phomopsis stem cancer, Sclerotinia wilt), cytoplasmic male sterility and increased oil content to the cultivated crop by introgression.
In the following we introduce useful notations.
In other words, there is strong need to introduce useful models for better exploration of the real-life phenomenons.
In particular, we introduce useful normalizations for current and charges that in turn lead to very simple relationships among the physical quantities.
To do that, it must a) have and continue to obtain intimate knowledge of the user, b) know their "stuff" and where it is, and c) know about the outside world, and introduce useful or entertaining things.
Most importantly, this method can represent a way to introduce useful bioindicators into the reactors for early diagnosis of an unbalance or a sufferance situation in the microbiologic community.
