Sentence examples for lost introduction from inspiring English sources

Nicomachus provided a more detailed treatment of Pythagorean harmonics in his lost Introduction to Music.

This is the first episode of Lost to feature a 'Previously on Lost' introduction, which is a short recap of the most recent episodes to refresh the viewer's memory.

Bulgakov's own struggle with celibacy in the film – swiftly lost after the introduction of a hearty wood-chopping lass called Masha (Kerry Condon) – is fictional, as is Masha herself.

The bioactivity of a BoNT-A molecule is, however, lost upon the introduction of an iodine atom into the tyrosine moiety of this sensitive molecule.

Meyers said that part of the appeal of the old 10 was that it provided a frame of reference, a standard metric and a sense of orientation that has been somewhat lost by the introduction of theoretically limitless scoring.

In the absence of PARs, the molecular mechanism that protects the unmethylated state of the Dnmt1 promoter is lost, with consequent introduction of new methyl groups onto the promoter CpGs, and silencing of the gene.

In postmenopausal subjects, IGF-I was significantly associated with both mammographic measures before and after adjustment for IGFBP-3, but significance was lost after the introduction of age and the waist measurement into the model.

Mr. Schulz said Amtrak wanted the money to make up for revenue lost by the late introduction of its Acela service in the Northeast corridor.

With 20 games available to start with, Microsoft is trying to regain momentum lost with its tepid introduction last month in Japan, the home turf of its competitors, Sony and Nintendo.

Like other bows, they lost importance with the introduction and increasing accuracy of guns.

GPs repeatedly described that practices that provide CAM have lost patients since the introduction of the GMG in 2004.