Sentence examples for made by introducing from inspiring English sources

In the United States, creme fraiche is made by introducing bacteria, like that in yogurt, into pasteurized cream.

They are often made by introducing live bacterial cultures to everyday foodstuffs, which metabolise sugars as they multiply and leave them with a sour, fresh flavour.

One of the world's earliest fortified wines, it is made by introducing grape brandy during fermentation to halt the yeast's conversion of sugar to alcohol.

In the post-Classical period an attempt at achieving a "just price" was made by introducing a rule that a sale could be annulled by the seller if the price paid to him was less than 50 percent of the value of the goods sold.

Tough ceramics can be made by introducing weak interfaces which deflect a growing crack.

UACS is made by introducing regular slits into a unidirectional prepreg of carbon fiber.

Despite the apparent inroads made by introduced religions, much of the population also maintains traditional religious beliefs, and rituals of magic, spells, and sorcery are still widely practiced.

A special unit dedicated to extreme watchmaking, the C Lab Series has a mission: to push the boundaries of mechanical watch making by introducing it to new modes of expression.

Plasmid pJH118, which encodes (His6 BamAB, was made by first introducing an Eag I site into pJH113- bamA using oligonucleotide BamA.Eag and its complement.

Equally Pes has made ground by introducing 'true ball motion' designed to make passing and shooting more accurately resemble real-life play, and also 'collision physics'; a feature that introduces a genuine understanding of balance and momentum into the gameplay.

To further lighten the loads, the vaults themselves were made thinner by introducing ribs at the intersections of their curved surfaces, called groins.