Sentence examples for small introduction from inspiring English sources

It's just a small introduction, but I think her haunting beauty, which is mixed with the hard environment, makes you as an audience think: "I wonder what life could be like through the eyes of an Afghan child".

At dinner, each course is accompanied by a small introduction by the chef and butler, who also doubles as the sommelier.

For example, it has been reported that metal to insulator transition occurs with small introduction of defects in graphene perfect lattice [12].

If this parameter is below unity, then the disease dies out, whereas if this parameter is above unity, any small introduction of infected individuals in the population results in an oscillatory approach to an endemic equilibrium.

The steady-state anodic Tafel polarization study shows that small introduction (1 5%) of MWCNTs to Pd increases the apparent electrocatalytic activity greatly, the magnitude of enhancement, however, being the greatest (∼26 times) with 1%MWCNT.

It's just a small introduction to the real story.

He leaves teacherly fingerprints all over "YRM," delivering small introductions and compact religious messages, chattering through the tracks, speaking a line before the choir sings it, introducing every musician at one time or another, calling cues for a band that clearly doesn't need them — "Split the parts!" "Glissando!" — or invoking higher orders of direction.

Small introductions of smallpox are likely to be easily contained by ring vaccination, provided contact tracing is feasible.

The company plans a small public introduction in 2008.

And, although this was a small scale introduction to the makerspace, it has allowed me to identify two primary areas that I will continue to explore in future research projects.

It consisted of a small theoretical introduction followed by several workshops, which included: donor after circulatory death management protocol through high fidelity simulator, family interview, preservation and perfusion procedures with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in animal models.