Sentence examples for position was introduced from inspiring English sources
It was the fourth time that a PCC had suspended a chief constable since the position was introduced in November 2012; it seldom happened under the previous system of police authorities.
It is further suggested that the displacement of the oxygen from the ideal (1/4, 1/4, 1/4) position was introduced during the film growth process.
A substitution at 4-indole position was introduced to constrain the conformational flexibility of the inhibitor to the bioactive conformation exhibited by X-ray structures so that entropic penalty was decreased.
And an angular shift in one planet gear position is introduced in the process of modeling.
When a change in the platform position is introduced following learning the place of a platform (visible or hidden) in a different position, female rats escape to the newly positioned visible platform faster than males.
The trials with the outlier appearing in the middle position were introduced to minimize the probability of guessing the identity of the third stimulus in the triplet after hearing the first two which were non-identical.
The DMS algorithm uses the BW or CBW update calculations to determine if a model position is underused (in which case, it removes that position) or if a model position is overused (in which case a new position is introduced into the model).
Secondly, the principle of fingerprinting approach for WiFi positioning is introduced.
Mutations at three positions were introduced to the XYNII mutant containing a disulfide bridge (S110C N154C) in the α-helix.
Often philosophical positions are introduced in rather pure and stark versions, only to be modified in light of arguments and objections so as to become more like competing theories over time.
These TCP positions are introduced as additional (boldsymbol {s}in mathbb {R}^{n_{s}}) variables boldsymbol {s}= mathrm {TCP} bigl( boldsymbol {p}, boldsymbol {q}^{mathrm{work}} bigr) (12) depending implicitly on the parameters p and the working configurations (boldsymbol {q}^{mathrm{work}}).
