Sentence examples for incorporating recently from inspiring English sources

Both authors justify themselves in part by incorporating recently unearthed bits of Einsteiniana, including a trove of personal letters released by Hebrew University last year.

A systematic framework incorporating recently developed group contribution plus (GC+) models and an extended CAMD technique to include design of polymer repeat units is highlighted in this paper.

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In 1930, the Director of Naval Construction, Sir Arthur Johns, began to update the plans for the carrier by incorporating recently developed technology.

So is the new Hadid-designed park that surrounds it, which elegantly incorporates recently discovered ruins, including a military complex from the Choson dynasty (1392-1910).

The method improves on existing work for VAWT noise prediction and incorporates recently developed airfoil noise prediction models.

We incorporate recently discovered risk factors into the proposed test and find a potentially better predictive genetic test.

The model incorporates recently measured kinetic parameters, intra- and extra-particle heat transfer, and particle shrinkage as gaseous products are formed.

This study also provides corrected results for an earlier study on autumn migration times by Ellwood et al. (2015), which incorporate recently identified changes in sampling design.

A quasi three-dimensional (Q3D) description of the flow and the sediment transport, together with a revised bed level update scheme, were incorporated recently in the morphological modelling suite applied in the present investigation.

In this study we incorporated recently obtained epidemiological information to model the steady-state S. japonicum transmission as well as the impact of the removal of S. japonicum transmission attributable to water buffaloes on human infection rates across six different endemic scenarios within three villages in the Dongting (Hunan) and Poyang (Jiangxi) lakes of southern China.