Sentence examples for introducing a free from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, the company is introducing a free service called Insights for Search.
Pidgeon would encourage greater take up of CC Autopay by abolishing the current £10 registration fee and introducing a free app.
They also took all possible steps to mitigate the discriminatory effects, by introducing a free, easy to obtain photo-identity card, something that will not be on offer in England.
The parametric H∞ loop shaping technique explores more design flexibility by introducing a free parameter that ensures robust stabilization with regard to normalized coprime factor uncertainty of the shaped plant.
Google and the Cloud Wars: Google has lobbed the latest volley over access to music collections through the cloud — a fancy name for the Internet, basically — by introducing a free scan and match feature on its Play service in the United States.
On Friday, Marvel Comics, the publishing home of heroes like Spider-Man and the X-Men, said it was introducing a free application for the iPad that will give readers access to a digital library of more than 500 comics from its 70-year history.
Herein, we report the significant enhancement of the electrochemical performance and flexibility of a Li-O2 battery by introducing a free-standing, binder-free carbon nanotube cathode with a bimodal pore architecture.
In this work, we report the significant enhancement of the electrochemical performance and flexibility of a lithium oxygen battery by introducing a free-standing, binder-free carbon nano-fibers (CNF) grafted carbon paper cathode with a bimodal pore architecture.
Using the linear matrix inequality (LMI) approach, a new delay-dependent stability criterion is obtained by introducing a free-weighting matrix when estimating the upper bound of the derivative of Lyapunov Functional.
Excited about the chance to continue introducing a free-speech model of journalism to her eager reporters, Steil extended her stay for a year.
Time Warner started down this path in late 2005, when it introduced a free feature called Start Over.
