Sentence examples for ones introduced in from inspiring English sources

The broadcasts are also expanding into other areas of the globe, with screens added in Germany and Britain, and with ones introduced in Australia, the Netherlands and Denmark.

So: Lots more Star Wars movies (no surprise), but not necessarily tied to the characters created by George Lucas, or the ones introduced in The Force Awakens.

And the technique employed in this paper is different from the previous ones introduced in [1, 3, 7 11, 16, 17].

The new regulations are in response to those findings and replace ones introduced in the wake of a campaign by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to improve the standard of food in schools.

Log and Exp rules used in simulations are similar to the ones introduced in Section 2.1 (see (3)), however, instead of scheduling, one user in every scheduling instant, we can now schedule one user in every RB in the current subframe.

In general, it is not possible to work with infinite sums such as the ones introduced in Equation 9.

The first one, introduced in July 2007, was named Absolut New Orleans; the second, introduced last month, is called Absolut Los Angeles.

Apatow took to Twitter to ask the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to consider including a separate category for comedic films, similar to the one introduced in 2001 for animated movies.

Reece's bill is modeled after one introduced in California in response to the fatal shooting of two teenagers by law enforcement officers who mistook their toy guns for real guns.

Live Niagara Falls, a scheme similar to the one introduced in Kansas, was designed to attract millennials into the city in New York state by helping them with their living costs.

The organisation is also calling for a national bursary scheme, such as the one introduced in Wales, to replace the "shambolic" system of bursaries offered by individual universities in England.