Sentence examples for introducing in that from inspiring English sources

With this aim, a non-zero chemoattractant flux is introduced in the boundary ξ = L, resulting into: (22) ∂ c (L, t ) ∂ ξ = u (t ) − c (L, t ) Experimentally this can be achieved introducing in that boundary a semi-permeable membrane (impermeable to the cells but permeable to the chemoattractant).

"In the 1980s, 8.2% of the US workforce were employed in new technologies introduced in that decade," he notes.

Mr. Lynch extends some of the themes that he introduced in that book, adding, for example, that "good poems and good funerals are stories well told".

The teams had been talking intermittently since Belichick resigned Jan . 4as the Jets' head coach, stunning the organization one day after he was publicly introduced in that role.

Evidence introduced in that 2010 trial, in which the jury found in favor of the women, suggested that the former radiologist mishandled more than 50 cases.

"Pay and display" permits for divers, which were first introduced in that year, now bring about $170,000 a year in funding for the park.

2: America and Genocide Two of the people that I really wanted to find on this trip were Nijah and Nibraz, the two orphans that I introduced in that opening video clip.

His reasoning – apart from the fact that Phantom Menace is just terrible – is that almost every major character introduced in that movie is either dead or irrelevant by the end.

Like many of Mr. Johns's early sculptures, it is made of Sculp-metal, a type of metallic putty introduced in that era that modeled like clay but air-hardened quickly into metal.

The play was introduced in that same game against the Ravens, and McKnight's unexpected arrival at the elbow of the Ravens quarterback, Joe Flacco, harried him into throwing an interception that another Jets player returned for a touchdown.

I see a neat irony in the idea that while a new generation has rediscovered, via Balmain, the sharp shoulders and tough chic of the 1980s, the androgyny introduced in that era has been refreshed.