Sentence examples for incorporated thus from inspiring English sources
In the so-called Pyramid Texts (c. 2400 bce), the dead pharaoh seeks to fly up to heaven and join the sun-god Re on his unceasing journey across the sky, incorporated, thus, in a mode of existence beyond change and decay.
However, again, no encryption is incorporated, thus it is easy to extract the hidden fingerprints.
In addition to shape, other molecular properties can also be incorporated, thus enabling uniform comparison of the structures.
Lexington was incorporated as a city in 1831; in 1974 Lexington city and Fayette county merged, thus creating an urban county government.
In the conservation equations variables accounting for structural heterogeneity are incorporated, and thus the equations are not closed, so a stability condition is necessary to act as an additional constraint.
Although the kinetic model for lactic acid bacteria has been developed previously [131], the above mechanism is not incorporated, and thus the simulation result does not properly reflect the real characteristics.
It was designed so that the chemistry related to secondary organic aerosol (SOA) formation can be incorporated, and thus it can be further expanded into a gas-aerosol-phase mechanism.
However, the effect of Cu on the nucleation of these phases is different: on the one hand, in the case of NiAl, Cu is incorporated and thus reduces the activation energy by reducing the lattice misfit; on the other hand, Cu acts as a nucleation site for the precipitation of Ni3(Ti,Al) by forming independent Cu clusters.
In this analysis, the variation among studies is incorporated and thus the overall outcome estimates have greater standard errors.
The unobserved variable Inobjt may be incorporated (and thus estimated) in the stochastic model and here it was assumed that it has a Binomial distribution with parameters Njt and pND where pND is the probability of not detecting infectious animals.
Most of the other communities around the bay, however, had already incorporated, or incorporated soon afterward, and thus were independent of the metropolis.
