Sentence examples for introduction to creating from inspiring English sources

It provides a brilliant introduction to creating sequences of instructions, or algorithms.

It includes an introduction to creating basic sprites, then moves on to animating them and programming sound effects for them.

This example provides a quantitative approach to determining impacts as well as an introduction to creating flowsheets and manipulation of unit equations.

Anomaly detection in time series of different earthquake precursors is an essential introduction to create an early warning system with an allowable uncertainty.

The course begins with personal introductions to create group cohesion, an overview of the coming eight weeks, and a discussion of attitudes that support mindfulness.

The participants were given the first part of the research instrument including; a brief introduction, how to create a concept map and how to create the first concept map without prescribed terms.

The radio sound effects in the introduction were intended to create a mood and setting for the song.

Norman Foster, who writes an introduction to the book, created his first masterpiece in his mid-30s, an office building in Ipswich that is now Grade I listed, but there is nothing in the book of comparable power.

The film, as it stands, works fine as both a stand-alone film and an introduction to the world created by Jim Henson some forty years ago.

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Recalling the discussion sketched in the Introduction, if we were to create a twin using some kind of Star trek replicator, say, then in the classical domain such a twin could insist that 'I'm here and she's there' or, more generally, 'I'm in this state and she's in that one' and 'swapping us over makes a difference'.