Introduction used in a sentence

Introduction in a sentence as a noun

"Read that," and that's how my introduction to the guts of operating systems began.

I have not read this paper in detail yet, but it seems to provide a clear description in the introduction.

* The "first introduction" problem that key continuity suffers from is, in the SSL case, caused by the fact that the SSL cues in the browser are subtle.

It sure as heck is here, because this ended up being Miso's introduction to a huge swath of potential candidates down the line.

This reminds me that when I was interested in learning haskell I was completely put off by their "introduction" page on their homepage.

Given the introduction, I thought we were going to see a fantastic breakdown of cost estimates; capex and opex expenses, 95% percentile bandwidth pricing vs.

The pallet stones have since been upgraded to be synthetic ruby, along with the majority of the other bearing surfaces in watches, since the introduction of this book, however.

I don't think we dispute that there's a huge value in the course, but whether it's good for an introduction is I think, debatableI do know that when I was a student, I raised many of these same concerns and frankly, I dont think those concerns are invalid.

The introduction given by one of the EFF technologists is a wonderful description of how important Bruce Schneier's contributions to technology and security really are, outside of his incredible cryptographic skills.