Sentence examples for including attached from inspiring English sources
In the last year, about 50 new homes were built, including attached town houses and carriage homes -- all with private entrances -- that are selling for $185,000 to $425,000.
It builds various types of homes, including attached and detached single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums.
Patellae, including attached synovial tissue, were removed from the knee joints and cultured in 200 μl of RPMI medium supplemented with 10%% foetal bovine serum for 1 h at room temperature.
Under laboratory conditions, S. rosetta differentiates into a variety of cell types including attached thecate cells, solitary swimmers, rosette colonies, chain colonies and loose, disorganized associations of cells attached to one another at the collar or to bacterial biofilms (Dayel et al. 2011).
In terms of phytomass (including attached necromass), 75% is above-ground.
The designer asked not to be named because he had signed legal agreements that prevented him from publicly disclosing involvement in the Kindle development, including attaching it to his resume.
Graphene-pasted TiO2 spheres have been prepared successfully by a two-step method including attaching relatively small graphene oxide sheets onto the surface of the modified TiO2 spheres and in-situ photocatalysis reduction of these graphene oxide sheets.
In this review, we focus on structural modification strategies on IDT monomer, including attaching various side chains and importing heteroatoms substituents, and photovoltaic properties of the resultant IDT-based D-A polymers with different acceptor monomers.
"So we are looking at all of our options," Ryan said, including attaching a measure restricting the administration's plans to admit Syrian refugees to the year-end government funding bill.
Waterways will include attached two-story houses with four single-level units, each with a separate entrance and a garage.
"It would be better if the city could focus on permanent housing for families," said Maureen Friar, executive director of the Supportive Housing Network of New York, a nonprofit organization that builds low-cost housing that includes attached social services.
