Sentence examples for introduces to a from inspiring English sources

Though for many readers the notions about Christian history in "The Da Vinci Code" seem new and startling, the novel introduces to a popular audience some of the debates that have gripped scholars of early Christian history for decades.

This chapter introduces to a book that discusses hydroprocessing of heavy feeds.

It introduces to a software process suitable for a multi-platform development, including the typical approach of rapid control prototyping (RCP) established in the automotive industry.

DoE batches would not be used to calculate process capability because of the induced variability a DoE introduces to a process for the purpose of impact assessment.

In addition, students perceived and reported GPs working style as mechanical and distant: Also on the ward the same attitude of help and support was present, but one could not help getting the impression that chronic patients are like things, plants or animals, features which the doctor investigates with the nurse and introduces to a guest (89/M).

A year later, the world was introduced to a previously undiscovered human species: Homo floresiensis, the Flores 'hobbit'hobbit

We're introduced to a cavalcade of improvements.

The visiting Bucks were introduced to a neutral response.

His fans elsewhere might be introduced to a new band.

Lee Macklowe, a Jew, is introduced to a Jewish reporter as "a fellow member of the tribe".

Maysa was introduced to a group of young women from a similar background to her own.