Sentence examples for incorporated work from inspiring English sources

He has also incorporated work from other major bird artists such as Archibald Thorburn and Roger Tory Peterson, and anything else relevant to his story, from bird Christmas cards to old dustjackets, journal covers and graphs.

Trained as a painter, Mr. Fujita (pronounced Foo-JEE-ta) moved away from Mr. Steinweiss's illustration style and incorporated work by Abstract Expressionist painters and leading photographers in covers that established a palpable synergy between the latest visual art and the top names in progressive jazz.

The study incorporated work done by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, which looked at firms such as Kraft and Procter & Gamble.

Incorporated works are for sale, at prices related to how much the artists owe.

Like Hou Hsiao-hsien's recent "Flight of the Red Balloon," "Summer Hours" began as an assignment from the Musée d'Orsay in Paris to make a film that incorporated works from the museum.

The team's analysis found that conservation strategies were most efficient when they incorporated working lands, such as agriculture or forestry, rather than exclusively focusing on areas with limited human impacts (i.e., intact or undisturbed landscapes).

Six studies were identified that incorporated work-focused problem-solving as part of its RTW intervention.

Reasons for article exclusions were because: (1) a RTW programme that incorporated work-focused problem-solving skills was not evaluated (n=34), (2) the study population was not relevant (n=7), (3) it was a literature review (n=2), and (4) a RTW outcome was not assessed (n=5).

In an Oregon study of 24 farm homes, McCauley et al. (2003) found no association between levels of total organophosphates or azinphos-methyl in dust and a score that incorporated work-clothes removal, shoe removal, time between arriving home and washing, and time between arriving home and changing.

Pummel in the tomatoes and peppers until incorporated, then work in the vinegar and oil.

Incorporating experience that supports Midwestern Native American communities, Mason created a business analytics career path that incorporated both work experience and academic preparation for a masters degree.