Sentence examples for introducing a mix from inspiring English sources

If implemented, 97,000 sq km would lose no-take zoning, introducing a mix of allowed fishing, including game fishing, longline fishing and underwater trawling.

Threewords.me cofounder Mark Bao has also just joined the team as a CTO and Baptiste hopes to use the funding to scale his current team of 10 to 20-25 people in the next year, introducing a mix of engineering and business development positions.

Threewords.me cofounder Mark Bao has also just joined the team as a CTO and Baptiste hopes to use the funding to scale his current team of 10 to 20-25 people in the next year, introducing a mix of engineering and business development positions.

The temperature gap between the temperature of the particles and the usable temperature level for the energy extraction was reduced by introducing a mixing algorithm.

This paper aims to enrich the SCN design literature by introducing a Mixed-Integer Non Linear Programming (MINLP) model that integrates SLB technique with SCN design decisions.

BUDAPEST — The prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban, introduced a mix of cost-cutting and tax measures Tuesday, including cuts in public-sector wages and new levies on banks, as part of its efforts to reassure jittery investors that the country could reach its budgetary targets.

This paper introduces a mixed-integer, multiobjective programming approach to identify the locations and capacities of such facilities.

This study introduces a Mixed Integer Programming (MIP) approach to generate optimal cutting patterns, minimum cutting losses and associated total installation cost.

This paper introduces a mixed-integer, bi-objective programming approach to identify the locations and capacities of semi-desirable (or semi-obnoxious) facilities.

We introduce a Mixed Integer Programming model that captures signal loss and wavelength packing/blocking, and develop a three-phase algorithm to efficiently solve it.

In this paper, we introduce a Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) based algorithm, which can be efficiently used to improve an existing feasible, but nonoptimal, production schedule or to reschedule jobs in the case of changed operational parameters.