Sentence examples for it introduces a very from inspiring English sources

It introduces a very restrictive condition on the function.

To make it easier, I introduce a very simple and powerful formal system known as the Schoenfinkel Curry combinators.

At the drop, I introduce a very digital, talky sounding arpeggiation using a great free VST called Chip32.

The conductor introduces "a very noble, moving composition": Elgar's The Apostles.

Trevor Nelson introduces a very special show, as Keane frontman Tom Chaplin performs the greatest hits of Queen, backed by the Leo Green Orchestra!

It is introducing a very dangerous precedent, and is quite foreign to the spirit of our age.' Written near 100 A.D. by Emperor Trajan to Pliny the Younger in response to Pliny's interesting report of his prosecution of Christians.

To my mind, it introduces an unsought, transcontinental, creepy and very nearly Gary Glitter-ish vibe.

It seems that the majority of the opponents of the MWI reject it because, for them, introducing a very large number of worlds that we do not see is an extreme violation of Ockham's principle: "Entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity".

In order to account for the observed stationary distribution of family sizes, it is sufficient to introduce a very weak dependence as embodied in the linear BDIM.

It proves the principle that if you introduce a very small amount of damage it can protect against major damage afterwards.

To reduce emissions in buildings we have introduced a very successful programme of renovating old houses.