Sentence examples for in which we include from inspiring English sources
In his review of our book, "Nabokov's Blues: The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius" (Feb. 20), Richard Conniff is mistaken when he says that Invertebrata, the phylum in which we include butterflies, is "nonexistent".
Here, we present a model for the overshoot in which we include the absorption of plasma due to the dust.
The PBE is discretized using the Direct Quadrature Method of Moments (DQMOM) in which we include the condensation of the bubbles as an internal phase space convection.
Further supporting this is the finding that in models in which we include additional parental characteristics (Sect. 4.2.2), the overidentification test fails, indicating that the HJ test has sufficient power to reject with these data.
In order to capture the complex relationships among market orientation components, innovation and performance, we use a structural equation modeling in which we include three constructs measuring three steps of market orientation: intelligence generation, intelligence dissemination, and reaction responsiveness.
Second, to gain a better understanding of the processes leading to an increasing premium burden for young insured we develop a simple model of risk adjustment payments over time from the perspective of young adults, in which we include variables for health care growth and demographic changes.
More recently, in 1997, we recognised the progress of Latin America in establishing (or re-establishing) democracies and in overcoming hyperinflation and debt crises by creating a separate Americas section (in which we included Canada).This week sees the start of a new column, which will give further depth to our coverage of Latin America.
In this project, we designed a new version of the peak interval procedure in which we included a spatial component.
The work is part of the ECHOES project in which we included children with ASC in a participatory design process to create a technologically enhanced learning environment.
Here, we selected a state-of-the-art, forward semi-analytical model in which we included a mixing model of four seabed albedo, namely sand, corals, algae and seagrass.
For that purpose, we previously had also to develop a full implementation of RTP/RTCP protocols for NS-2, in which we included the IDMS approach as an optional functionality.
