Sentence examples for incorporated internet from inspiring English sources

While several major publishers of case teaching materials have recently incorporated internet videos and other multimedia and online content into their offerings, these video case teaching materials are mostly on the manufacturing industry and not on the health care services industry.

Clinicopathological parameters and immunohistochemical markers are combined in guidelines such as St Gallen's consensus and Nottingham [ 4] prognostic Index or incorporated in internet algorithms such as Adjuvant!Online (https://www.adjuvantonline.com/index.jsp), for treatment decision making.

Maxthon incorporated several features before Internet Explorer, like proxy servers [which allow users to circumvent censorship] and built-in ad blockers.

While this meme was being enthusiastically shared on the Internet and incorporated into Killer Mike's pro-Sanders propaganda (without their knowledge or permission, as described by Marissa Janae Johnson in This Week in Blackness on BlackTV), "Mara and Marissa were smeared, called bitches, whores, and cunts, and shouldered death threats".

But by the mid-1990's, rather than competing with the Internet, America Online simply incorporated it into its own offerings.

For instance, MP3 players, which can store music downloaded from the internet, are being incorporated into mobile phones.

I loved the way you incorporated the contemporary world of the internet and social media with a chilling tale of spirits.

Last month its parliament approved a bill requiring Italian companies to buy their internet ads from locally incorporated firms instead of the tax-haven subsidiaries that many transact with today.

Microsoft incorporated into early versions of its Internet software a program that, when a computer owner logged on to register the product with Microsoft, would pass to the company a list of other programs on his computer.

In response to the Internet fan base, New Line Cinema incorporated feedback from online users into its production, and added five days of reshooting.

To assess potential biases in coverage, we further considered articles published in a language other than English and articles published before 1995 [ 8] (this year marked milestones in computer and Internet advancements: Yahoo! was incorporated and Microsoft introduced the Windows 95 operating system and Internet Explorer version 1.0) [ 17, 25].