Sentence examples for introduces in brackets from inspiring English sources
Joan Miró's Landscape (The Hare) certainly introduces (in brackets) a well-known animal.
The phrase "in any media" had been put into square brackets, indicating that it was a source of disagreement among the parties, while a phrase limiting the works covered to "text, notation and/or related illustrations" had been introduced, also in brackets.
The data between brackets indicates the variations introduced in the Alternative scenario.
Under the team salary payment regulations, introduced in 2010, first-class counties must keep their total playing staff spending within the £1.8m bracket.
Since spurious hits may limit the value of the analysis, we introduced a score threshold of 150 in a second round of analysis (Table 2; numbers in brackets).
Someone put them in brackets.
Wealth in 2013 20122 figure in brackets): 1.
Standard deviations in brackets.
Marginal effects in brackets.
(Seeded players are in brackets).
