Sentence examples for includes apart from inspiring English sources
And so his word-hoard includes, apart from the standard simple signifiers, such oddities as "sordid", "disastrous", "immaculate", "pathetic" and "devastating".
While previous research has focused on general innovation evaluation models, limited research has been done regarding innovation evaluation in the macro-construction sector, which includes, apart from the traditional construction companies or contractors, all companies related to the infrastructure life-cycle.
The mobility card includes, apart from the leasing of the car, maintenance costs of the electric parts, a railway pass of the Vorarlberg Public Transport System and the free-of-charge refilling at all public energy recharging stations.
It includes apart of the blood-stained garment worn by Mahatma Gandhi when he was assassinated by Nathuram Godse.
The MSU (Fig. 2A-C) is an ambulance (Mercedes-Benz Vario 815D) that includes, apart from the conventional ambulance equipment, an accumulator-driven and lead-shielded CT (Tomoscan M, Philips), a telemedicine system (Meytec Inc.
Lineage 2 is also a divergent group which includes, apart from Commamonadaceae SDH proteins, members of α- and γ-Proteobacteria from the Rhodobacteriaceae and Oceanospirillaceae families.
Most articles are included, apart from a few which have been removed for copyright reasons (eg a book serialisation).
The team, led by Roy Stryker, included, apart from Mr. Libsohn, Gordon Parks, Esther Bubley, Russell Lee, John Vachon and Todd Webb and was given amazingly free rein by its corporate sponsor.
There is no German dialogue included, apart from the Act 2 melodrama, only the music, which makes Nilsson's other live recording of Fidelio, from the Met in 1960, preferable as a drama.
Its glittering early roster of contributors included, apart from those in the first issue, WH Auden, Hannah Arendt, Susan Sontag, Saul Bellow, Mary McCarthy, James Baldwin, Isaiah Berlin and Edmund Wilson, the last of whom conducted a famous feud with Vladimir Nabokov in the pages of the Review.
Slithering and sliding, they must try to touch hanging buttons that release prizes including, apart from those top-end saucepans, a smoothie-maker, a sat-nav and a 3D printer.
