Sentence examples for includes other types of from inspiring English sources
Orient Lucky City alone cost more than $200 million to build, according to its Web site (the sum includes other types of investment like real estate).
Also, it includes other types of quantum difference equations.
Many information services in pervasive computing offer rich information, which is information that includes other types of information.
Ephemera includes other types of souvenirs from magic acts, such as the tokens given out by some performers, to magic magazines, board games and even sheet music featuring magicians.
Differential diagnosis of AIP type 1 includes other types of pancreatitis (e.g., biliary, alcoholic, drug induced), type 2 AIP (young adults with inflammatory bowel disease) and adenocarcinoma of pancreas [38].
Dawkins gives a list of some exemplary memes: 'tunes, ideas, catch-phrases, clothes fashions, ways of making pots or of building arches.' Note that while it is sometimes assumed that all memes are ideas (and vice versa) Dawkins's list includes other types of thing, such as ways of making pots, which are techniques.
These pictures may also include other types of symbolic representation, such as words, tones, gestures, rituals, and architecture.
Peter McGahan, managing director of Worldwide Financial Planning in Wadebridge, in southern England, also questions the wisdom of using a home as a source of funding for other endeavors, including other types of investment or to free up retirement income.
That is why the division decided to expand a campaign from last fall, he added, which featured athletes like Mr. Manning promoting the Bravia line of TV sets, to include other types of Sony merchandise and the Sony brand itself.
And Mr. Kelly has failed to reach beyond religious institutions and the official precinct community councils to include other types of groups -- neighborhood associations, tenant groups, youth service organizations -- in meaningful discussions.
For variety, some instruments include other types of musical sound, such as the harp or celesta; the appropriate timbres (tone colours) are produced by selective pickup of partials in the rods.
