Sentence examples for built and incorporated from inspiring English sources

A set of pollution prevention and control systems are built and incorporated into the bottom-up model.

The last major remodel of the 1928 structure occurred in 1972, when the Justice Services Building was built and incorporated into the existing building.

One version was built and incorporated into our affiliated hospital's electronic clinical record, which has a web-based interface.

Mixamo has been improving 3D character creation since its inception and has really pushed the art, giving designers a way to build and incorporate 3D characters into games in a fairly simple and intuitive way.

The development of a home laparoscopic simulator is reported here that is cheap and easy to build and incorporates an extra dimension of practical port insertion as well as a novel design for a mobile light and camera source.

This provides students with the opportunity to actively build and incorporate theoretical and practice knowledge, to socialise into a professional practice community and to understand the complexities of health care delivery [ 3, 4].

Then, as the research project builds upon and incorporates the RCA principles learnt in earlier phases of the program, the project becomes a conduit for 'meaningful learning' [ 18].

We further note how CEA builds upon and incorporates other available tools and approaches, describe its current application at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and point out how it could be extended in evaluating a major issue such as the sustainability of biofuels.

Based on the reference genome (NCBI build 36) and incorporating genomic variations and structural variations identified by the 1000 Genome pilot project [ 29], the Gerstein lab has recently created a version of the diploid genome sequence for the NA12878 individual from the lymphoblastoid cell line GM12878 [ 30].

He became the director of Beijing Ji Shui Tan (JST Hospitall, a government-run general and teaching hospital of Peking University, built in 1956 and incorporating an Orthopaedic and Traumatology Department of 300 beds and an Orthopaedic Research Institute.

The glass-walled contemporary, built in 2005 and incorporating Midcentury Modern design elements, has an open-concept main floor with cityscape and wooded views.