Sentence examples for incorporated concepts from inspiring English sources

Another student, Warren Felt Evans, incorporated concepts derived from Hinduism and Buddhism into the movement.

It is vital that the final Constitution incorporate phrasing that takes into account the unique Mesopotamian contributions to world legal history -- from Hammurabi's tablets to the Iraq Civil Code of 1953, which incorporated concepts and rules of both secular and Islamic law.

Studies were selected if they were peer-reviewed, included adolescents 12-19 years-old, inconceptsed concepts related to FL, and employed technology as part of the intervention.

We have improved a previous model with new ideas and carefully incorporated concepts from experimental results.

Each 2-day workshop consisted of a combination of lectures, demonstrations, simulations and interactive practical sessions (small group work) and incorporated concepts of problem-based learning (mini-PBL).

Four items incorporated concepts introduced by Nack (2000, 2002) elucidating what women perceived to be the "type of woman" who gets an STI: 1) being 'damaged goods', 2) being promiscuous, 3) being at fault as "women should 'know better"' and 4) being at fault for not being "careful enough"[ 3, 4].

Ecuador's government incorporated indigenous concepts in the Constitution in 2008.

Each 1-h interview was conducted in person by two experienced interviewers using a semi-structured interview guide that incorporated relevant concepts from the research review with a focus on physical impairments associated with MLD, as well as the ways in which these physical deficits limit patients' abilities to complete ADLs.

Thus, we incorporated kinetic concepts into SGF studies conducted by our laboratory (Herman et al. 2003, 2004, 2005).

However, the links between the incorporated ontology concepts, models and model-related data need to be defined manually.

In the first step, the interview transcripts were read through to get an overview of incorporated meaningful concepts.