Sentence examples for kinds introduced from inspiring English sources

When the existence questions involved the most general kinds introduced by the framework, the answers were trivial.

Community-based conservation measures of the kind introduced in Kenya, admirable though they are, may still not be enough to save the elephant.

The thief of the theater tickets was gray: Black squirrels only came in the late 1940s, melanistic variants of the kind introduced to various city parks from their native forests in Canada.

For want of a flat with a secure tenancy, the two of them have lived here for almost two years, in what the Irish government calls a "hub": a residential centre for homeless families, of a kind introduced in 2017.

Specifically, he has argued for torture warrants of the kind introduced for a time in Israel.

Original gestures of the kind introduced by Duchamp cannot really be repeated - like jokes they can be made only once.

Recently, Alexander et al. (2012) studied the generalized beta-X family by considering b t) = cB a, b)- 1tac - 1(1 - t c )b - 1, 0 < t < 1, the generalized beta distribution of the first kind introduced by McDonald (1984).

The Supermarionation puppets featured in Joe 90 are of the more accurately proportioned kind introduced for Captain Scarlet, and which would also be used for the Andersons' final puppet series, The Secret Service.

A rustic dance — the thick-soled shoe kind — introduces the third movement, in which quiet melancholic moments give way to punishing rhythms and sudden harmonic U-turns.

Christopher: Traditionally, gardeners grew a tremendous diversity of roses some 6,000 different kinds were introduced by nurserymen in the nineteenth century alone.

Poly-Bernoulli polynomials of the second kind were introduced as a generalization of the Bernoulli polynomial of the second kind (see [12]).