Sentence examples for virtually introduced from inspiring English sources
As a social reformer, Namık Kemal is best known as the propagator of two basic ideas: vatan ("fatherland") and hürriyet ("freedom"), ideas modeled after European concepts that he virtually introduced into the Turkish language.
Dolphy's impact resulted largely from his brilliant playing of not only alto saxophone but also flute (then uncommon in jazz) and bass clarinet (which he virtually introduced into jazz improvisation).
She had gone to high school with my best friend from college, who virtually introduced us before I had even boarded that one-way flight to SoCal.
Since its inception, the fair has been pivotal in establishing the importance and richness of 20th-, anownow 21st-century, folk, outsider and self-taught art and for virtually introducing greats like James Castle, Morton Bartlett, George Widener and others to the public.
Then McLaren got into rap, virtually introducing it to the UK with his Duck Rock album.
We found here that virtually all introduced populations were also clonal, and that these introduced populations stemmed from clonal couples associating male and queen genotypes that also produced particularly heterozygous workers.
Since virtually all introduced populations were clonal, we directly assessed the relationships among the queen and male genotypes from the introduced and the native range of W. auropunctata and hence infer on introduction routes.
Mysterious individuals joined us at our hotel restaurant table, even when the place was virtually deserted, introducing themselves as just curious diners.
If one of the characters is introduced virtually to one of the Queen's guards, its head will morph into a bear-skin hat and its body will wear a uniform.
This was clear proof that in-solution target capture introduced virtually no biases in the pooled sequencing library.
Due to the bottleneck in the formation of tetraploid wheat, there was virtually no polymorphism introduced from the A or B genome ancestor.
