Sentence examples for when brought in from inspiring English sources

Another hospital witness, Susan Cabibbo, a nurse, testified that Ms. Giraldo, when brought in, said, "He's crazy, he's crazy," apparently referring to Mr. Monserrate.

Ion-exchange reactions depend on the fact that some complex molecules have a charge that will attract ions of the opposite charge, hold them, and then exchange them for other ions of the same charge when brought in contact with them.

Responsibility for federal police forces is to be centralised in a new public-security ministry (already approved by Congress), to be headed by Alejandro Gertz, who got mixed reports when brought in by the leftist Party of the Democratic Revolution PRDD) to do a similar job for Mexico city's police.

In this work, a two-scale two-phase modeling methodology is presented for studying fluid release from saturated/unsaturated thin fibrous media when brought in contact with a moving solid surface.

Precisely, we show a sequence of events displayed by the particle laden aqueous droplet (nanoparticles of silica at different loading rates placed on a hydrophobic substrate) when brought in contact with a meso-porous silica gel bead.

This is due to the relative dielectric constant εr difference between the materials (9.9 vs. 1.86), as materials with higher εr tend to charge positively when brought in contact with other materials having lower εr[3].

U.S. PIRG, the consumer group, has conducted studies that suggest that governments often give too much away when bringing in private partners for long-term contracts.

"When bringing in loan players I want to make the team better, but not just the squad," Howe told BBC Radio Solent.

The club does have a wage structure too and the manager will have to be wary of that when bringing in new players".

The key thing to showcase when bringing in new hires is how much more skill, experience or gravitas that person brings to the table.

Results of this study suggest that using existing instruments can be a cost effective way of meeting the required SIL, which eliminates all the hassle and potential risk introduced when bringing in new instruments to the design.