Sentence examples for introducing the high from inspiring English sources

More likely Ward's real crime was in introducing the high life to the low.

By introducing the high flow rate of Ar, however, we found that freestanding SiNSs were epitaxially grown on (100), (110), and (111) silicon substrates (Fig. 1d f).

Another important issue to enhance the channel control and improve performance is introducing the high dielectric material (high-k) and metal gate (MG) into the traditional MOSFET [8, 9].

By introducing the high UC luminescence quantum yield NaLuF4 as a luminescent shell, Li et al. also designed and synthesized the core/shell upconversion-magnetic Fe3O4@NaLuF4 Yb3+/Er3+/Tm3+ nanostructure for UC PL and T2MR imaging.

While ticket sales are strong, the gains in ticket revenues so far this year make up only about half of the money lost because of delays in introducing the high-speed Acela service, now about a year behind schedule.

Since two cores act like a statically scheduled superscalar processor, they can resolve data dependencies using existing forwarding paths without introducing the high-area-cost inter-core operand-switching crossbars.

But aides said that the AC72's problems could not be foreseen three years ago and that Mr. Ellison, in keeping with the innovation he has shown in the tech industry, tried to make the race more attractive to television by introducing the high-tech boats and bringing the race away from the open seas to the bay here.

Introducing the highest tuition fees in Europe was perhaps the single most controversial thing the coalition government did.

The department decided to wait a year, to 2012, before introducing the higher fees so race directors could incorporate the extra costs into their entry fees.

We propose here that without introducing the higher mutation rate of pH1N1, its seemingly higher rate of genome sequence changes can be explained by the model that conforms to the abrupt backset that occurred after an outbreak.

Although other various mechanisms must be included to explain the backset after one outbreak, we propose that the steep slope of pH1N1 can be explained without introducing the higher mutation rate of pH1N1.