Sentence examples for provided by the introduction from inspiring English sources
In the early 14th century, a new artistic impetus was provided by the introduction of the iconostasis, a screen standing before the sanctuary on which icons, formerly scattered over the walls of the church, could be hung in a prescribed arrangement.
The additional flexibility provided by the introduction of such a sixth parameter in the model has not been investigated.
The opportunity of a strict mathematical foundation to this important physical and engineering problem, is provided by the introduction of the Khinchin's entropy.
"If we are to turn this situation around, we must capture the opportunity provided by the introduction of foreign languages into the primary curriculum, linked to the aspiration for improved standards in the reformed GCSE and A-levels".
This document analyses lights and shadows of CMR imaging in the diagnostic and prognostic assessment of AM and evaluates the improvement provided by the introduction of T1/T2 mapping techniques into clinical routine.
Under this framework, economic gains provided by the introduction of femtocells have been estimated for different business parameters: the deployment of closed or open access femtocells, which are or not part of the operator infrastructure.
But now we know exactly when: February 15 , 2018(via VentureBeat) is the go-live date provided by the company for introduction of its built-in enforcement of the standards established by the Coalition for Better Ads, of which it is a member.
Such preferences do not need to be selective for individual identity, for breed or for species: this kind of discrimination will be learned thanks to post-natal visual experience naturally provided by the surrounding social environment (see the Introduction for a description of the role of CONLERN, a putative mechanism for that function).
The success of this program at GU was likely aided by two factors: 1) the introduction to grant writing provided by the core courses in several of the graduate programs, and 2) the fact that the student program officers and many of the reviewers (though not all) had previously participated in a "mock study section" during the first year of their PhD programs.
Introductions will be provided by the translator Ann Goldstein, the New Yorker fiction editor Deborah Treisman, and Alane Salierno Mason, the founding editor of the online journal Words Without Borders.
A useful reference framework for when and how to undertake such introductions can be provided by the recently revised and expanded Guidelines for Reintroductions and Other Conservation Translocations (IUCN/SSC 2013).
