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Among the items Ptolemy calculated was a table of chords, which correspond to the trigonometric sine function later introduced by Indian and Islamic mathematicians.

The rate later introduced by George Osborne, badged as a "national living wage", is £7.20 an hour for all adults over the age of 25, rising to about £9 an hour by 2020.

The convention will also address other perceived vulnerabilities, such as his time as governor of Massachusetts, when Romney introduced, to the disgust of many conservatives, a form of healthcare similar to that later introduced by Barack Obama.

It proposed legislation that was later introduced by two of the commission's members, Sen. Hoke Smith and Rep. D.M. Hughes, both of Georgia, and passed by Congress (with minor modifications) in 1917 as the National Vocational Education Act, subsequently known as the Smith-Hughes Act.

A variety of methods were later introduced by Nickerson and Epker and Wylie [20, 21].

Polymorphism was later introduced by recombination.

Because this legislation did not cover the cost of living, a system of mandatory occupational pensions was later introduced, financed by both employers and employees.

There's plenty of influences from his past that seep into Hinton's music, including post-rock bands like Sigur Rós and Toronto's Do Make Say Think ("I was blown away by them having dual drummers and how they treated harmonies") that he listened to growing up in Pennsylvania, and Baltimore club which he was later introduced to by friends.

A simplified version of the two-stroke-cycle engine was developed some years later (introduced in 1891) by using crankcase compression to pump the fresh charge into the cylinder.

The notion of uniform continuity for functions was later introduced (in 1870) by Heine: a real valued function f is uniformly continuous if for any ε > 0 there is δ > 0 such that |f(x) − f y)| < ε for all x and y in the domain of f such that |x − y| < δ.

It was later introduced into territories conquered by Napoleon: Italy, the Netherlands, the Hanseatic lands, and much of the remainder of western Germany and Switzerland.