Sentence examples for incorporating them in a from inspiring English sources

"I think it is trying to reopen a dialogue," he said, adding that one option was "incorporating them in a partnership that makes them a full partner in missile defense, because the reality is that the missiles that the Iranians are testing can reach a good part of Russia, as well as Eastern Europe and part of Western Europe".

"Æthelstan A" borrowed heavily from Aldhelm, although he would not copy whole sentences, only a word or a few words, incorporating them in a structure reminiscent of Aldhelm's works.

Using one or two quantifiable parameters and incorporating them in a physical model is insufficient for giving a final answer in most of the cases.

Provided recognition of features of repair were highly reproducible, incorporating them in a scoring system would improve recognition of repair, particularly in those cases in which both repair and progression is observed.

Here, we investigate the usefulness of Drosophila ORs as sensors for materials that pose risks to security with the ultimate goal of incorporating them in an automated standoff detection device.

When the board, headed by the historian John Hope Franklin, made its suggestions, Mr. Clinton promised to incorporate them in a report to the nation on race relations.

Our growing technology enabled us to incorporate them in a host of products, from cutting boards to cat litter, and especially soap -- despite the fact that plain soap and water disinfects as efficiently.

However, vibrations of different kinds are to some extent always present in engine components, and an investigation of how such loads affect the dwell time cracking, and how to incorporate them in a modelling context, is therefore of importance.

A practical process approach augments many of the methods already used by individuals grading assessment submissions but incorporates them in a more systematic way. Figure 1 depicts a process that is a continuous cycle where the areas of preparation, examination and grading of submissions, and the evaluation stage feed into each other.

Most of the items of the four questionnaires under investigation met the requirements of an IRT model, needed to incorporate them in a CAT.

Sulik (2009) is careful to point out that patients who go on to develop technoscientific illness identities may incorporate them in a partial rather than complete way.