Sentence examples for introducing one more from inspiring English sources

This also means that LinkedIn is introducing one more way that it might, potentially, monetize the site.

When funding hit $560,000 they added a stretch goal introducing one more console colour to the mix, and giving backers the option to vote on a fourth colour choice via Facebook.

In addition, when considering patients, they will often come from different clinics, introducing one more level into the analysis.

The support for the client-side clustering is shown graphically in Fig. 3. On the server side, Siebog introduces one more manager, for the client-side agent management: WebClient Manager, which acts as an intermediary for server-to-client (i.e. push) messaging, and also handles state persistence for client-side agents.

Zinner introduces one more fluid guitar line and a little mixing into a track whose groove is pretty much irresistible to begin with.

Therefore, this paper introduces one more simulation step, namely the production simulation step.

In order to filter the irrelevant paths user may introduce one more well-known intermediate entity.

We introduce one more arbitrary boundary condition in addition to the boundary conditions (42) and (43) in order to determine the solution.

In the absence of clear definitions for topic complexity, this would have inadvertently introduced one more independent variable in the study topic complexity, which is known to affect learning from program and algorithm visualizations (Urquiza-Fuentes and Velázquez-Iturbide 2013).

Lately, Atangana and Baleanu [3] have introduced one more dimension to this study by proposing a derivative that is based upon the generalized Mittag-Leffler function, since the Mittag-Leffler function is more appropriate in expressing nature than a power function.

He says, "It could have a future that is possibly less associated with fashion… would this be the starting point of super-light architecture?" Appropriately, Hu's newest venture is called One More Dimension, as he told 1 Granary Magazine in an interview: "I wanted to introduce one more angle or dimension into design".