Sentence examples for be inclusion from inspiring English sources
noun
An addition or annex to a group, set, or total.
- The poem was a new inclusion in the textbook.
The mechanism that reproduces inequality, in other words, may be inclusion more than exclusion.
The quality of an image can be attributed to several sources of errors, a few of which would be inclusion of presence of extraneous components, improper illumination, or an image out of focus.
One obvious commercial use is the creation of accurate physical replicas of the statues, e.g. for sale to the public; another might be inclusion of renderings (i.e. images) of our models or range data in a book, film, or other media product.
The next challenge will be inclusion in Thomson Reuters and the assignment of an impact factor.
The next leg up for China would be inclusion in the JPMorgan's Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets Global Diversified.
As Libya and other countries in transition build functioning democracies, arguably their greatest challenge will be inclusion and tolerance.
Clarity: Being natural, there will be inclusions in the diamond.
The solution is inclusion".
"It's inclusion versus exclusion".
What matters most to me is inclusion.
