Sentence examples for which introduces an from inspiring English sources

Usually the membership of a movement grows during its career, which introduces an element of greater heterogeneity.

That interest in sports and music is also evident in the campaign for Champs Sports, which introduces an imaginary town named Sportsville, "where sport lives".

Influenced by the works of Daniel Defoe, Jonathan Swift, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, it is written in the form of a diary and consists of three sections, the second of which introduces an imaginary island whose inhabitants live an ideally simple life.

Now Cirqle is rolling out version 2.0 on Thursday, which introduces an interesting new feature: offline mode.

Later, Wittgenstein (1921) and Russell (1918) developed "logical atomism", which introduces an important modification of the fact-based correspondence approach (see below, Section 7.1).

The demand for wireless broadband data has been growing dramatically over the recent years, which introduces an important challenge for next-generation radio access networks.

Animals are also the stars in Julian Clary's The Bolds which introduces a family of hyenas.

You encounter a wall of black-and-white studio head shots, which introduces a section devoted to makeup, acting and set design.

Human rights are a hybrid category, which introduces a number of paradoxes at the heart of society by bringing together law and morality.

Projection onto an erroneous fold results into an anomalous distortion, which introduces a rather notable estimation error.

This work requires an estimate of probability of hitting a node at time t, which introduces a computational overhead.