Sentence examples for forward incorporating from inspiring English sources

In that way, all those who contributed mixes to Animal Collective Radio YouMix are carrying this tradition forward, incorporating the timeless radio style drops heard all over Animal Collective's new album Centipede Hz.

Brooklyn Bridge Park remains committed to moving the Tobacco Warehouse project forward and incorporating plans for St . Anns Warehouse and Empire Stores as vibrant parts of the park".

City officials said it was likely to take 18 to 24 months to develop a framework for moving forward, perhaps incorporating ideas from existing proposals.

He is greatly looking forward to incorporating the music of the bandleader Paul Whiteman, who became a fixture in Atlantic City starting in late 1920 with songs like "Wang Wang Blues".

"We are very much looking forward to incorporating more local services in the coming quarter," he noted.

A new approach for searching optimal parameters is put forward by incorporating sensitivity information into a classical coordinate alternating procedure.

I greatly appreciate the challenges and rewards of research, mentoring, and clinical work and look forward to incorporating these three elements into my future medical career.

"We look forward to incorporating our customers' feedback throughout the beta phase as we evolve the multi-stream service to include additional channels, features and functionality," he added.

What we showed at I/O was an early technology demo, and we look forward to incorporating feedback as we develop this into a product".

The present paper can be viewed as moving this literature a step forward by incorporating additional match-quality measures based on heterogamy in X, specifically measured through the spouses' occupations.

Therefore, a possible way forward is incorporating the medical model's view that impairment and illness have disabling effects (Crow 1996; Thomas 2004) and the social model's view that urges the integration of people with disabilities into the community as a more equitable and practical alternative to exclusion (Pfeiffer 2001), and thus promotes their involvement in DRR.