Sentence examples for smart introduces from inspiring English sources

Alfred Hitchcock-like, Smart introduces what appear to be self-portraits, too, into offhand situations: as a traveller hurrying between two enormous coaches, or perched at the rear of a luxury cruise liner, or standing on a street corner, but whatever the layers of jokiness or meaning, it is clear that the formal properties of composition and colour come foremost.

Mobile banking first appeared in the Philippines in 2001, when two operators, Globe and Smart, introduced their own domestic payment plan.

The young woman behind the bar, unpretentious, friendly and smart, introduced us to Chambourcin, wine made from a hybrid grape that was developed in France specifically for planting in the northern regions of the United States.

The crowd went wild, cheering and chanting as Smart introduced Jamie Skeen, who was clutching a basketball as the most outstanding player of the Southwest Regional, and point guard Joey Rodriguez, who held the trophy for winning the regional championship above his head.

It is well-known that the Smart Grid introduces a number of new security issues that must be addressed [30].

In terms of new features, Smart Layers introduces a "toaster" at the bottom of a page that recommends content based on a user's past activity.

Another logarithmic amplification approach (SMART PCR) introduces adapter sequences to both ends of the cDNA during synthesis for subsequent amplification [14].

This week's App Smart column introduced to you some journal writing apps for iOS and Android.

To encourage more people to leave their cars at home when travelling to the airport we need to see smart ticketing introduced as a matter of urgency".

We also found that negative technology and program attributes were more pronounced in certain regions of Canada versus others despite embarking upon similar policies and programs aimed at advancing smart grids (introducing smart meters).

The term "smart" was introduced first for the mobile phone, and the term smartphone was used for the first time in 1999.