Sentence examples for introducing a new dimension from inspiring English sources
Poison gas, though introducing a new dimension of horror, was quickly countered by the introduction of respirators.
"We introduced a new dimension, spatial multiplication, to increasing transmission capacity," as he put it to New Scientist.
The present paper introduces a new dimension to this literature: functional departments.
The Nobel committee is to be complimented for this Dylan award that introduces a new dimension to the Nobel landscape.
The strong relationships forged between prisoners and group members, even when they could not meet, introduced a new dimension to individual involvement.
Executives holding stock options, therefore, get a leveraged boost to their wealth.ALEX TOLLEYPalo Alto, CaliforniaSIR Share buybacks introduce a new dimension into the owner-manager relationship of public companies.
A firm's price can deflect or draw attention to its market, and consequently, limited attention introduces a new dimension of competition across markets.
A growing number of experts worry that Mario Monti, the European commissioner in charge of competition, has introduced a new dimension of unpredictability and uncertainty by invoking novel theories that have rarely been used elsewhere.
As the only leader in living memory who has espoused the principle of "minimum government, maximum governance", Modi will seek to introduce a new dimension to the functioning of India's bloated state sector: efficiency.
From this point of view, reconfigurable parallel mechanisms introduce a new dimension to flexible automation in terms of hardware flexibility compared to conventional industrial robots.
The leaves are somewhat the shape of melianthus leaves (very showy) and the four pots arranged on the limestone paving surrounding the formal pool introduce a new dimension by adding height.
