As a previous Guardian analysis has shown, Russian trolls were cited in more than 100 UK news articles by unknowing authors, who incorporated their tweets as examples of humour, "on-the-ground" reporting, and public opinion.
Pennant sandstone is also used as large rock-faced squared blocks, described as Pennant rubble, which are used alone, eked out with plain brickwork, or incorporated into the more rugged examples of Bristol Byzantine.
The form included a section to provide two to three examples of how faculty champions incorporated PEH into curricula and practice.
Regarded as one of the first examples of alternative comedy on TV, it incorporated a famous sketch where he stood on screen completely naked, with only his hands to protect his modesty, as tailors sold him an invisible suit.
There are plenty more examples of such (as it were) "adult" themes incorporated into the (as it were) "young" adventure story.
By examining historical examples of emerging technologies that initially encountered resistance but were eventually incorporated into medical practice, we can begin to recognize patterns that shed light on contemporary challenges for medical education.
'Safety' which incorporated the concept of protection oriented support was mentioned by only three participants and examples of activation support were rarely mentioned in the current study.
Readers can find examples of undergraduate research programs where students have dual mentoring and other examples where individual mentors incorporated biology and quantitative elements.
As the example of incorporated cultural capital shows, the titles, university degrees and work experiences of migrants are not immediately transformable into a real resource but that, in order to be usable, they have to be recognized on an institutional and on a political level, which very rarely happens.
Furthermore circular statistics could be incorporated, for example the use of Rayleigh's test to examine significant clustering by time of day, or the Watsons U test to examine for differences in two temporal datasets (Wuschke, Clare, & Garis, 2013) by month, season or year.
