Sentence examples for incorporated native from inspiring English sources

Lutyens disliked Indian architecture, but at the insistence of the British viceroy, Lord Charles Hardinge, he incorporated native elements into his blueprints for the viceroy's residence: chattris (pavilions), stone lattice screens, carved images of elephants and the colossal Buddhist dome.

The hotel was designed by Mary Colter, the well-known Southwest architect who incorporated native motifs in buildings along the route of the Santa Fe Railway like La Posada.

Direct services addressed family stressors and caregiver substance abuse and mental health issues, and incorporated Native cultural values.

For nearly 30 years, the fourth-grade teacher has incorporated Native American beliefs, scientific research, music, and other educational tools into her classroom, especially in teaching science.

For nearly 30 years, fourth-grade teacher Cecelia Lucero has incorporated Native American beliefs, scientific research, music, and other educational tools into her classroom, especially when teaching science.

If awakened by the chatter, Barzun isn't sure whether he has dreamed in French and incorporated a native English speaker, or vice versa.

Although South Asia has continually been subjected to strong outside influences, it has always incorporated them into native forms, resulting not in imitation but in a new synthesis.

A prospective cohort study was designed that incorporated all patients undergoing native AVF creation between January 2009 and December 2014 in a single centre (Belfast City Hospital) who had a functional AVF outcome by March 2015.

While it has been known for some time that the principal site of cross-linking of α2AP resides in the N-terminal section of the molecule [ 31, 38], short peptides recreating this motif are less efficiently incorporated into fibrin than native α2AP.

Musical instruments, genres, and styles borrowed from European culture have been adapted to native tastes and incorporated into traditional repertories.

He also gave a slightly scattered account of hula's history that incorporated the decimation of the native Hawaiian population and culture after the discovery of the islands by the West.