Sentence examples for introducing concepts from inspiring English sources

His early work played a crucial role in establishing the field of biomechanics, introducing concepts and methods of analysis that became widely used.

Dilbert may be the first cartoon strip to move into the brave new world of Web 2.0 by introducing concepts such as mashups and "user-generated content".

Over a decade ago, Internet companies promoted new ways to measure their business performance, introducing concepts like "eyeballs" and "mindshare" to investors.

Re "I'm Keeping My Coach, but You May Not Need One" (Personal Best, Oct. 18): I have found that coaching is important for introducing concepts, like Jeff Galloway's run-walk program, and for technical correctness.

TWO years after the first homes at BelleFair at Rye Brook went on the market, a meeting house and country-style store have opened at the development, fulfilling what its developer, Mitchell C. Hochberg, describes as his long-held dream of introducing concepts of New Urbanism to Westchester.

He had a habit of introducing concepts whose reality he doubted by using scare quotes: there was Bruce Smith, the "quote DNA donor," and the prospect, if the county's appeal of the judgment failed, that he would "quote lose" the case.

Demand response is a newly introducing concept for making the markets in electric power industry.

Auto shows are the premier spots for introducing concept cars, and unveiling new designs and hot technology.

Bailey has introduced concepts that have made the company the biggest fashion presence on Facebook and Twitter.

Next section introduces concepts and related work on bug localization.

Finally, we discuss the computational complexity issues related to the introduced concepts.