Sentence examples for the interest of introducing from inspiring English sources

Analysis of performance of the dish Stirling system enables to determine the interest of introducing the complementary technologies referred above.

Despite its general interest in mathematical analysis, it remains true that the major interest of introducing new classes of means is the obtention of mean-inequalities.

Antoine, who aimed at creating a unity between the staging (decor and acting style) of a play and its content, in the interest of total realism, introduced Paris to the drama of Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg.

A 2k−f design is a design that drops some combinations in the interest of cost, but introduces some confounding to the model.

And persons who are constantly made to dwell on reward and punishment are likely to become overly concerned with their own "self-good and private interest," which must "insensibly diminish the affections towards public good or the interest of society and introduce a certain narrowness of spirit" (C 184).

He dismissed suggestions that it was in the interest of the SNP to introduce policies in Scotland which "stirred up resentment" in England in order to try and drain support for the Union.

The Economist cannot claim to be completely innocent of such crimes, so in the interest of self-improvement we are introducing an occasional series to highlight statistical abuse.

Of interest in the context of introducing a CPC framework for the first time, the majority of respondents (70%, 551) would not consider registering at a lower level rather than having to complete CPC.

Crucially, it is also in the interest of the Chinese government to introduce collective bargaining.

In the interest of justice, any legislator who introduces a bill that violates the patient-physician relationship and undermines medical care should be punished.

In the interest of clarity and consistency, we introduce our own designations of the PCNA subunits (C1, C2, C3).