Sentence examples for introducing a new role from inspiring English sources

A translation function of concepts · t : RDL → DL can be defined to show this equivalence of expressivity (introducing a new role name R ∼ for the equivalence relation): A t =A, for all atomic concepts A in RDL, ((overline {C})^{t} = exists R^{sim }.C^{t}) e ((underline {C})^{t} = forall R^{sim }.C^{t}).

The challenge of introducing a new role is felt keenly by those occupying current or "traditional" roles.

The baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky chose this evening to introduce a new role for him, Don Carlo.

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese company has introduced a new role for SoftBank's humanoid robot "Pepper" - a Buddhist priest for hire at funerals.

Coevolution between plant pigments and the visual systems of insects and other animals introduced a new role for carotenoids as signalling molecules, advertising to pollinators, to dispersers or to herbivores and other predators [ 46, 47].

The two other studies found that redesigning the discharge process and introducing a new liaison nurse role by taking into account different elements of the discharge process were effective in reducing discharge delays [ 25, 26].

With new ways of commissioning health services being introduced and a new role for local authorities in health and wellbeing boards, there is scope, says Williamson, for better communication between different services.

As such, the paper provides a case study in the policy and practice implications of introducing a new type of health worker role into an already well established and "mature" workforce context.

Introducing a new product is not simple.

Introducing a new culture.

"We will also introduce a new Guardian role within every Trust, who will have the authority to impose fines for breaches to agreed working hours based on excess hours worked.