Sentence examples for aspects incorporated from inspiring English sources

To what extent are technical and social aspects incorporated in the learning processes?

LARPs can also be set in historical eras or have semi-historical settings with mythological or fantastical aspects incorporated.

The user can (i) input the gene or explore all genes based on the subsequent parameters (ii) use the different aspects incorporated as a drop down menu to access all or one entry from the various parameters like organism, Ras family, related pathways, patterns, profiles and disease and (iii) decide to include or exclude the protein structures and SNPs.

Seven desalination settings coupled with the available energy options, including fossil-fuel types, solar power and nuclear energy, were compared based on ecological and financial aspects and incorporated into a mathematical model.

The round robin aspect is incorporated with results of physician assessments of nurses in Table 15.

On Aug. 18, Facebook introduced Places, which incorporated aspects of Foursquare and Gowalla.

The production on her self-titled début incorporated aspects of futuristic electronica, but her sumptuous songs boast the oversized hooks and beats of late-eighties FM gold.

In "Specific Objects" Judd wrote of a new kind of three-dimensional work that incorporated aspects of painting and sculpture but was neither.

The most feted Soviet weapons designer is Mikhail Kalashnikov, whose assault rifle, though it incorporated aspects of other guns, was both revolutionary in itself and a favourite of a lot of revolutionaries.

"In the 19th century the Japanese master Hokusai incorporated aspects of European art into the traditional Japanese visual style, creating a revolutionary new art, which was then avidly absorbed by European painters as a purely 'Japanese art,' " Joe Earle, director of the Japan Society Gallery, explained recently.

The term, drawn from a phrase used by Huxley's grandson, provides the title of a 1980 book by Arnold C. Brackman arguing that Darwin received Wallace's paper earlier than he acknowledged, incorporated aspects of it into his own work, and then sent it on to Lyell pretending that it had just arrived.