Sentence examples for of introduces from inspiring English sources

I think this sort of introduces me, especially in the US, in the right way.

"It just sort of introduces the idea that you're in for something pretty idiotic," he said in a 2009 interview.

"The thing that kind of introduces us back together is all those memories of the songs, and once you start playing those songs... it always takes us back to... 18 years now.

However, the reliability of 'Introduces and interacts with the patient' scale for Peer assessment 2 was unacceptable due to restricted variance, making the assessment of reliability statistically problematic (the reported frequency of the first three behaviours across the self and peer ratings ranged from 88 to 99%).

The R&A's chief executive is due to address the subject of drugs at Birkdale tomorrow, when it is believed he will cite the failure of the Asian and South African tours to introduces testing before 2009 as a reason for not testing at Birkdale.

The article is structured as follows: the remainder of this section describes the concept of musical meter, refers to previous spatiotemporal representations of dance gestures and introduces methods in recent literature used for modeling and synthesizing dance movements onto robotic and computer animation characters based on captured dance movements.

The chapter outlines the concepts, terminologies and working of microcontroller systems and introduces programming and system design using programmable interface controller (PIC) series of microcontrollers manufactured by Microchip Technology Inc.

The increased polarity of the mixed solvent introduces processes such as intramolecular charge transfer or twisted intramolecular charge transfer which effectively compete with fluorescence.

In particular, we found examples were SIM4 introduces shifts of EST nucleotides between genomic donor and acceptor sites at genomic loci that encode short varying alternative exon (cf. Figure 1).

As different exclusion criteria are applied to different tests of physical capability, and a greater proportion of participants are unable to perform some tests than others, exclusion of these people not only potentially introduces bias and limits the possibility of examining physical capability across the full spectrum of ability but also makes comparisons of the different measures unfair.

Therefore the use of an inorganic shell material that introduces stability, functionality and water-solubility is desirable.