Sentence examples for incorporated so from inspiring English sources

Therefore, an ideal time setting has to be found for each temperature, for which the influence of chemical tracer incorporation is negligible, but not too much tracer is incorporated so that simultaneous determination of k* and D* remains possible with acceptable errors.

I am surprised that in the three years since the company was conceived and has incorporated so many trends in cutting-edge online research that they haven't incorporated Attention on an individual level.

By the early 1800s, the celebration had incorporated so much African culture that it was considered an African-American holiday.

Its vocabulary has incorporated so many Slavic and Turkish words, however, that it often appears less typical of the Romance languages than the rest.

What's so impressive about the record is not simply that Wagner incorporated so many new creative processes into his work, but that he did so without disrupting what makes the band so special.

Loftus's results raised a fundamental question about the biology of the brain: if misinformation can be incorporated so seamlessly into a person's recollection of an event, what becomes of the original memory?

Companies can choose the state in which they incorporate, so couples should have that privilege, too.

My sculpture had represented so many things, incorporating so many realms of feeling, but here was a meaning I hadn't contemplated.

It's entirely appropriate that someone so elemental yet incorporating so much should have been a wonderful partner--not only to Astaire but to all her costars.

"It's better than just learning through a text book," said a student, Brent Warde, 13. "It incorporates so much new technology," said Kelly Zullinger.

But, following lessons learned during the 2006 drought, this is largely because hosepipe bans now incorporate so much more than just the watering of residential gardens.