Sentence examples for later introduced in from inspiring English sources

A handgun buyback program was later introduced, in 2003.

It is a modification of this style characterized by brilliant colouring, a subtle eroticism, and generally intimate scale that Sustris later introduced in Bavaria.

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.

For this reason, a smaller value of is later introduced in this section, and its effect on the correlation function is investigated).

An improved version of the algorithm in [5, 6] was later introduced in [7] to enable joint detection and tracking of targets with unknown and randomly changing aspect.

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.

Clinton said she would later introduce in more detail her plans to boost the economy and reform the tax code – including a proposal to reform capital gains taxes – to increase the minimum wage, boost infrastructure investment and establish universal preschool.

The intergroup differences in the HRQOL were examined by MANOVAs and later introduced covariates in analysis (MANCOVA) to explore the variance of its effect on the HRQOL.

She was discovered at age 13 by Raj Kapoor, who later introduced her in his 1973 teen romance Bobby.

PAR schemes were initially developed in the UK [ 4] and were later introduced more broadly in Sweden in 2001 by the National Institute of Public Health in a national campaign called "Sweden on the move" [ 5, 8].

Younger hipster audiences were later introduced to Ms. Foster in the 1999 hit "The Matrix," in which she played the Oracle, a mystical seer who sends the movie's hero (played by Keanu Reeves) on his reality-bending mission.