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.
But Derrickson's greatest achievement is incorporating so much cosmic guff into the story – astral planes, third eyes and mandalas abound – without ever seeming like a stoner's motivational bedroom poster.
This is where the whole philosophy of yoga, incorporating so much more than just physical practice, comes into play.
By the early 1800s, the celebration had incorporated so much African culture that it was considered an African-American holiday.
"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.
Even Google Earth, which incorporates so much geographical information that it seems set to consign paper maps to obsolescence, still has a way to go before it can provide standard high-resolution data of the entire planet.
Ms. Park's pudding incorporates so much brandy that instead of warming additional brandy and dousing the whole thing before lighting, customers can simply hold a match to it.
To the United States government in considering Mexico, it's sophisticated but pretty straightforward: the plans may incorporate so much high technology that the fence is more virtual than real, but in the end it is an imposing barrier, intended to repel, not attract.
She also incorporates so much of what defines her into her performances that the term breathtaking really is an understatement.
"Although I don't condone plagiarism, I was surprised and mildly flattered that Sen. Walsh had decided to incorporate so much of my paper into his," Sean M. Lynn-Joneditoritof of the quarterly journal International Security and a Harvard research associate, wrote in a Washington Post commentary.
