Sentence examples for jointly introduce from inspiring English sources

We jointly introduce a framework to generate embedded software and hardware implementations for online and real-time observations, which are demonstrated on a Hybrid CPU/FPGA Zynq platform.

They jointly introduce their female guests through a series of informal conversations larded with backchat and jokes – an unusual way of presenting the often gloomy subject of climate damage, Higgins admits, but one she hopes will reach people more effectively than the standard models of climate communication and male-dominated discourse.

Sure, you and buddy can jointly introduce yourselves to someone if you are uncomfortable approaching someone on your own, but huddling in a group 5 or more people from your own lab creates a circle that very few other people will attempt to infiltrate, leaving you with zero opportunities to meet someone new.

A global summit on climate change is scheduled for December in Peru, and Nichols said California and Mexico may jointly introduce a proposal there to curtail air pollution.

Last year Lexmark and Kodak jointly introduced a stand-alone printer; this year, they quietly discontinued it.

Portable CD players started to appear in 1984, two years after Sony and Philips Electronics jointly introduced CD technology.

Last week, Senator Edward Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat, and Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, jointly introduced the State Secrets Protection Act.

Wilshire remains best known for jointly introducing to the 1988 Local Government Act the controversial Section 28, which banned councils from "promoting homosexuality".

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, and Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, jointly introduced an amendment that would put income limits on crop insurance subsidies.

A horizontal gene transfer has been revealed between the jointly introduced TM and Micrococcus sp. 9/pSH1 in microcosms with the Lake Shira sterile water.

Senators Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, not usually political allies, jointly introduced the Senate version and say their goal is to provide opponents of Mr. Castro in Cuba with the tools they need to subsist and continue their work.