Sentence examples for was introduced to join from inspiring English sources

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A new refill friction spot welding process called Threaded Hole Friction Spot Welding (THFSW) was introduced to join AA5052 aluminum to short-carbon-fiber-reinforced polypropylene (PP-SCF) composite sheets.

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Schneider was introduced to cystinosis in 1965, when he joined NIH.

Having mastered his prosthetic legs he was introduced to rowing during his rehabilitation and joined the British rowing team full-time in May, 2011, finishing sixth in the World Championships with rowing partner Scowen.

In vector pMoC-eGFP, an efficient yeast recombination-based cloning cassette was introduced to allow DNA fragments to be joined in various combinations and enables the rapid exchange of genes, promoters and dominant selectable marker cassettes without alteration of the coding sequences.

She was introduced to party members by Mr Bird, a former Tory councillor who joined UKIP in 2009.

In 1965 he joined the San Francisco Mime Troupe, where he was introduced to the political art of agit-prop.

"He joined in the five-a-side on the Friday morning, and was introduced to us as a trialist.

He joined in the five-a-side on the Friday morning, and was introduced to us as a triallist.

Mr. Smith was introduced to Mr. McAuliffe.

The audience was introduced to the Gladiators.

In 2009, he was introduced to Citi Field.

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