Sentence examples for including panels from inspiring English sources
Some of his coats incorporated five or more fabrics, including panels of velvet, organza, leather, cotton and linen to come up with boxy vests that featured thick standup collars doubling back upon themselves.
A spokeswoman for Michael Froman, the United States trade representative, said they were in discussions with China related to global issues in solar technology, including panels and polysilicon, and this step did not move the ball forward, "but we will continue to engage".
A useful discussion of urban futures with a focus on energy and resilience to environmental hazards took place today at The New York Times, including panels of mayors, a chat between me and the actor Jeremy Irons over his involvement in the documentary "Trashed" and much more.. [11 26 a.m. | Update | My "trash talk" with Jeremy Irons can be watched here.
A government spokesman said there were now 650,000 solar installations in the UK, including panels on homes.
In particular, topologies that are challenging to production including panels stiffened with pi or tophat stiffeners dominate many engineering applications and often observe complex loading.
A global HNB liner model including panels, bulk shielding and tube shielding has been developed, and conjugate heat transfer analyses have been performed to find out pressure drop and heat transfer characteristics of the liner.
In addition to the films, there are ancillary events, including panel discussions, interviews, screenplay readings and more.
On view will be 47 works, some never previously exhibited in the United States, including panel painting, marble sculptures, medals and drawings.
Analytical models of connections are employed including panel zone and beam to column joint model.
A solar lamp costs $10 £6.500), while a solar kit including panel, battery, wires and light bulbs costs around $150 £988).
And there are high-profile political events -- including panel discussions in the British Parliament and in Washington, DC -- aimed at getting policymakers to take notice.
