Sentence examples for assist incorporated from inspiring English sources

The designed structure, referred to as the Appurtenance for Settleable Solids In-raceway SeparaTion (ASSIST), incorporated a drain line which diverts a small fraction of the raceway flow to continuously remove the uneaten feed and fecal material from the collection area located at the effluent end of the raceway.

To assist with reaching this goal, we incorporated disease state reviews, case-based discussions, and questions designed similarly to the NAPLEX format.

It is also the first motion picture to have been filmed with an early form of video assist technology known as "Add-a-Vision", and incorporated landscape footage that was shot on location in Portugal.

The authors wish to thank the S A Medical Research Council and the University of Cape Town for financial support both laboratory (PI VAR) and personal (FMH) as well as Alex Dimov of Biopac incorporated for assisting and guiding in the analysis of data.

The foundation was incorporated in 1994 to accept gifts of money or property to assist the Department of Correction.

We could not legally accept the donation since we were not yet incorporated, so the money was put into a special fund at Good Samaritan, to assist us in our efforts.

The ADA committee that recently evaluated this subject performed a meta-analysis that incorporated the most recent aspirin clinical trial data among patients with diabetes to assist with their decision.

It incorporated a variety of techniques, from yoga and meditation to psychic-development exercises, to assist the followers' growth toward enlightenment.

It will assist programme managers and policy makers to see how such an integrated approach between the two programmes can be effectively and efficiently incorporated.

Based on German video assist devices, Add-A-Vision was developed by John Read, director of photography for Thunderbirds, in collaboration with Prowest Electronics, and also incorporated a form of playback function to aid staff while viewing rushes.

They also incorporated a further British contribution to aircraft carrier design: an upward-sloping "ski jump" at the end of the short (170-metre, or 558-foot) flight deck to assist the Sea Harriers in short takeoff.