Sentence examples for include another one from inspiring English sources

The one thing I would like you to remember is if you have a linear model, and if you want to know which variables are important, you can use this kind of technique where you really start to look at one variable, then include another one, and then another one.

These include another one for Belgium's Tihange 2 reactor, two in The Netherlands, two in Germany, two in Spain, one in Sweden, two in Switzerland, 10 in the United States and one in Argentina, reports Belgium's Le Soir newspaper.

Potential tunes include Another One Bites the Dust (Queen, EMI Music Publishing), Under Pressure (Queen and David Bowie, EMI Music Publishing), Quit Playing Games (With my Heart) (Backstreet Boys, Universal Music Publishing Group), and Achy Breaky Heart (Billy Ray Cyrus, Mercury Records).

This also doesn't include another one-time listing fee, which ranges from $125,000 $250,000.

This 10-game trip has been crammed with dramatic wins and devastating losses — nothing in between — but it may be ultimately remembered for how it sapped the Mets of several key players, including another one, the closer Francisco Rodriguez, on Saturday night.

And yet, despite all of these hours of tennis in the course of all these years — including another one and a half compelling ones on Tuesday, which ended with Serena beating Venus in three sets and continuing her march toward the calendar Grand Slam — we aren't much closer to an answer.

But Mr. Rubenstein said the department had not done enough to identify other officers who did not assist the victims, including another one who turned away his clients.

These new teams included another one that used the name Lotus, owned by a Malaysian consortium; Hispania, or HRT, which is owned by a Spanish entrepreneur; and Virgin, which is owned by Richard Branson's Virgin Group.

Interestingly, the other two are also team performances, including another one when playing for Braunton before he joined Somerset and a county win over Lancashire at Taunton in 1993.

The Dutch liberal MEP, Sophie in 't Veld, said the US breach of trust meant the transatlantic agreements, including another one divulging European air passenger details to the US authorities, should be ditched.

If a minimal path-set includes another one then it is absorbed by the latter (i.e. the first is discarded and the second is kept).