Sentence examples for introductory issues from inspiring English sources

In the current implementation stage, alloy composition, desired process and component definition are the important introductory issues.

Static Shock, about a black high school student with electrical powers, is a fine introductory issue.

In this introductory issue, we describe the origins of APSE and we share findings from an analysis of publication data from other major journals in the field that demonstrate a need for APSE.

In the introductory issue of this column, I said this was going to be an "experimental process".

Written, illustrated, and colored by Kathleen Kralowec, this introductory issue follows Cassander and Brigid, two wandering cursed spirits sent on a quest to find "the stranger with the secret".

The series' introductory "zero issue" was released on November 24, 2010.

After an introductory "zero" issue in 2010, the series launched fully in 2011 with Batwoman #1 along with DC's company-wide renumbering of its titles that year.

An introductory letter issued by Makerere University was presented to local leaders in addition to explaining the purpose of the study, confidentiality, voluntary participation; anonymity and freedom to withdrawal from the study were clearly explained [ 42].

This special issue introductory paper addresses how deep learning has been gradually introduced in MT. This introduction covers all topics contained in the papers included in this special issue, which basically are: integration of deep learning in statistical MT; development of the end-to-end neural MT system; and introduction of deep learning in interactive MT and MT evaluation.

The paper carries out an introductory discussion on such issues, by analysing the case studies of single-agent and multi-agent spatial organizations under the level of spatial design.

Small classes enable faculty to build even introductory courses around urgent issues drawn from their own scholarship: How can I live ethically in a pluralistic world?