Sentence examples for ones were introduced from inspiring English sources

The evolution of central economic planning in the Soviet Union was largely a pragmatic affair; methods were tried and discarded, and new ones were introduced.

For years diodes were only red or amber, but when blue and green ones were introduced in the early 1990's, they jumped from dashboards and control panels to other uses.

He said the cameras were directly responsible for the recovery of 3,659 stolen cars since the first ones were introduced in 2006, and for the issuance of 34,969 summonses for unregistered vehicles.

Standards, often modeled after Roman ones, were introduced to help units align themselves, and tactical movements were carried out to the sound of trumpets, bugles, and drums the latter an Oriental innovation apparently brought to Europe about 1500.

The first ones were introduced in 1972 but they took off in Poland in 1973.

The used beads were discarded and the fresh ones were introduced for the next analysis.

Meanwhile, big questions from last series still hang unanswered, while equally large new ones are introduced.

But the numbers grew exponentially until, earlier this year, there were more than 100 sites, with new ones being introduced every week.

Then, the advantages of the fracture test configuration in comparison with the previously presented ones are introduced.

2) An event-triggered scheme, which has some advantages over some existing ones, is introduced to the networked control systems.

Over 80,000 synthetic chemicals are registered for use in commercial products in the United States and 700 new ones are introduced annually.