Sentence examples for message introduced from inspiring English sources
The routine now works when asked to convert between coordinate systems (this removes the "Input must be a 2D array" error message introduced with CIAO 4.5).
The "Start Fresh" campaign, which steers people to the network's Web site, is an extension of the "Start Here" message introduced last fall.
Justice Thomas put great weight on an e-mail message, introduced as evidence by the plaintiffs at trial, sent to two state senators by the legislative staff member who was drafting the district lines.
The second patent seems like something we could see implemented quite soon, and actually builds on Apple's introduction of new features for dealing with inbound calls, including responding via a pre-written text message, introduced in iOS 6.
And he dismisses the suggestion that by looming over the first days of the convention and her decision to put her name in nomination in pursuit of "catharsis," Clinton threw the convention off its main message: introducing Barack Obama.
I started looking at some of the available profiles and I eventually found someone that sparked my interest, so I sent a message introducing myself and asking more about them.
She popped up at the summit with a video message introducing Clevercare, a new garment labelling system, created with Ginetex – the company that owns washing symbols – with the aim of better educating us all on how to care for our clothes.
In connecting with someone, start with a carefully crafted message introducing yourself.
Even if this message introduces additional overhead, the overhead is increased only negligibly related to the conventional FCS (difference of tens of bps).
Say hi! Be sure that you contact them on wikiHow, even just by leaving them a brief message introducing yourself and offering some help if they need it.
In wiretapped phone calls and text messages introduced during their trial, the Adidas officials spoke of their belief that Nike arranged similar payments to steer top athletic recruits.
