Sentence examples for lately introducing from inspiring English sources

AMD has pressed Nvidia on its GPU business lately, introducing products designed to fit similar functions, and this new Intel product which eliminates the requirement for a beefy standalone graphics card will give it some additional space to grow, while making it possible for PC makers to build designs that don't require the space and heat sink requirements of a full-fledged graphics card.

The ravaged intensity lately introduced into his music was no less evident on the album he released in February, We Can Get Together.

State legislators, meanwhile, have lately introduced bills to criminalize abortion starting as early as six weeks, to require women to provide written permission from the fetus's father, to mandate the burial of fetal remains, and to allow doctors to withhold genetic-test results if they think that the truth might lead a patient to end her pregnancy.

It has been lately introduced as an alternative in designing photovoltaic inverters.

On the other hand, some new schemes have been lately introduced, which attempt to maximize the network efficiency regarding QoS support [9 13].

These synchronization element detection and computation are associated to the sof event which is defined in the DSL-based frame specification that was lately introduced.

Fluxion Biosciences has lately introduced a commercially available microfluidic technology (IsoFlux ®) with magnetic isolation zones to isolate EpCAM-positive tumor cells from biological samples.

Public policies like non-smoking rules that were lately introduced in Germany [ 52] as well as high cigarette taxes [ 53] are first steps in this direction but might not be enough.

A relatively new nuclear imaging technique is freehand SPECT (fSPECT), which was lately introduced as a three-dimensional (3D) imaging and navigation technique that provides real-time images designed for use in the operating room to facilitate detection and resection [ 79].

To be sure, many Southern Christmas tables will hold red velvet or Italian cream cakes with cream cheese frosting, but those are Johnny-come-latelies, introduced in the 1960s and nothing like the old-fashioned layer cakes with tricky boiled icing.

To address these issues and to help users regain the control over their data, decentralized OSNs (DOSNs) have lately been introduced as a competitive paradigm to provider-controlled, centralized OSNs.