Sentence examples for prefer to introduce from inspiring English sources

Page B8 Business TECH SHOW LOSES CLOUT AS A FORUM FOR BIG PRODUCTS More than 140,000 people will attend the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but it is unlikely that any blockbuster products will be announced as bigger companies prefer to introduce products at more exclusive events.

This lesson from the Hamilton Trust takes a snack-based approach to the topic, using a scotch egg (or boiled, if you prefer) to introduce students to the concept of the Earth's crust, mantle and core, and how their movement affects the world around us.

In this section, we prefer to introduce the concerned methods and results studied previously.

Therefore, for clarity in the presentation, we prefer to introduce the state-machine as an FSM at first and then remark where the EFSM features are exploited.

Regardless of the scanning plane with respect to the nerve, most sonologists prefer to introduce the needle in the plane of the ultrasound transducer.

"I prefer to introduce myself through my drawings".

Moreover, the Belgians, Dutch, and French as well as the British preferred to introduce in their colonies laws imposing liability on employers rather than funded insurance schemes.

When Hu Yinan meets someone new, say, in a meeting or at a party, she prefers to introduce herself by her English name: Number.

Most mathematicians follow Peano, who preferred to introduce the natural numbers directly by postulating the crucial properties of 0 and the successor operation S, among which one finds the principle of mathematical induction.

He wafts away the scientists who say snowy winters are consistent with global warming (an uncontroversial idea based on the premise that a warming world leads to more moisture in the atmosphere) and instead prefers to introduce the more convenient idea that "there are at least some other reputable scientists who say that it is complete tosh, or at least that there is no evidence to support it".

where we have preferred to introduce the absolute value of instead of its equivalent.