Sentence examples for introduction of a network from inspiring English sources

Part of Cable's plans includes the introduction of a network of technology and innovation centres, based on the model of the Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany.

With its introduction of a network of federal-administrated, legal marijuana dispensaries, Uruguay is becoming the first country in the world nternational Convention on Drug Control.

Take Copenhagen; the recent introduction of a network of bicycle superhighways in the Danish capital has reduced sick days and residents' medical costs by an estimated $12m as a result of improvements in public health.

The strain placed on the roads by bulk livestock movements led to the introduction of a network of high quality toll roads in the area in the 18th century.

To allow the system to select autonomously between different behaviors, Walknet has been expanded by introduction of a network consisting of so-called motivation units, in Figs.  4 and 5 marked in red (Schilling et al. 2007; Schilling and Cruse 2008, for details see Schilling et al. submitted).

Many school leaders will welcome the introduction of a national network of teaching schools," the association said in a statement.

Setting the stage for a landmark battle between the world governing body and the London club, who have faced accusations of poaching young talent at home and abroad since installing Frank Arnesen in 2005 to oversee the introduction of a scouting network, the full written judgment will arrive at Stamford Bridge in the next fortnight.

Future Distributed Power Grid (DPG) control systems may strongly benefit from the introduction of a communication network enabling cooperation between distributed generators.

We further found that the introduction of a physical network in the prepolymer solution could prevent the surface from corrugating during UV curing.

Such a relatively large lattice misfit can be accommodated by the introduction of a regular network of misfit dislocations at the interface [13] allowing a well-ordered cube-on-cube growth driven by the substrate along the (001) direction.

In some cases of practical interest modeling the propagation of the disease requires the introduction of a bipartite network [3], in which the nodes (individuals) belong to two mutually exclusive classes and the edges (transmission) can occur exclusively between individuals of different classes.