Sentence examples for traditional introduction from inspiring English sources
Very much mindful that lightning may not strike twice, Hearst is forgoing the route of a traditional introduction for HGTV Magazine.
The delays caused by the strike prompted the studios to ask themselves a fundamental question about the need to finance all manner of pilots for a traditional upfront extravaganza followed by a traditional introduction in the fall.
The traditional introduction of Mr. Lazio as "the next United States senator from New York" was made by Joan Johnson, the Republican Islip town clerk, who announced him when he ran for Congress in 1992.
This weekend, Rocky Mountain Pictures is releasing "Last Ounce of Courage," a drama about the surviving son and father of a fallen war hero, but is trying a more traditional introduction in more than 1,300 theaters.
Michael Propper, the co-director of the New York City Chess programs, was ecstatic:" The week reached well beyond traditional chess introduction and promotion.
ICPMS with traditional sample introduction (direct nebulization) can determine total arsenic levels as low as 0.2 μg/L.
MS is not commonly used for such screening because traditional sample introduction methods are too slow; although advances have been made with high flow rate separation and multiplexed autosamplers.
He concluded with the traditional (since Reagan) introduction of model citizens up in the gallery, including Julie Aigner-Clark, the founder (with her husband, a generous donor to Republican campaigns) of the Baby Einstein Company.
Experimental conditions varied – next to a traditional lecture based introduction to equine obstetrics – from independent exploration of the FoalinMare DVD, to independent guided DVD usage, to guided classroom usage of the DVD.
I shall outline the various elements of a traditional archival report (Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion) and suggest a logical flow for each.
Traditional barriers to introduction of new methods in health education and oral health strategies in the field include time constraints, inclusion of dental procedures [ 16], lack of knowledge [ 8], and confidence related to the proposed activities [ 18].
