Sentence examples for introducing the general from inspiring English sources
The objects in this lovely exhibition, a coup for Katonah, are assembled by place of origin -- India, Tibet, East Asia and Southeast Asia -- with the first section introducing the general role of hands and feet in Buddhist art.
On Feb. 17 the Armory Show opened at the 69th Regiment Armory in Manhattan, introducing the general public to the shocking works of van Gogh, Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse, Duchamp and other European avant-gardists along with less adventurous efforts by hundreds of Americans.
We begin by briefly introducing the general framework for presenting boundary value problems on manifolds.
After introducing the general transformation theory for mechanical and thermodynamic processes, the treatment of specific heat and electricity conversion systems are described.
First, by introducing the general variation-of-constants formula of neutral systems with perturbation, the BIBO stability property of general linear switched neutral systems with perturbation is established.
Computational demand: The main argument for introducing the general concept of secret transform domains in encryption has always been an improved runtime performance, as the conventional encryption step is not needed.
In this paper, we introduce the general modified degenerate Euler numbers and study ordinary differential equations arising from the generating function of these numbers.
In 2006, Marino and Xu [6] introduced the general iterative method and proved that for a given, the sequence is generated by the algorithm (13).
Many writers start their piece with a strong – but brief – anecdote that introduces the general feeling, tone and point of the trip and story.
After all, how could an award that introduces the general listener to some very different records not be a powerful thing?
ELAINE PAGELS'S "Gnostic Gospels," which won the National Book Critics Circle Award and the National Book Award in 1980, introduced the general public to the discovery in 1945 at Nag Hammadi in Egypt of an extraordinary cache of ancient papyrus books.
