Sentence examples for integrating elements from inspiring English sources
The plot of Verdi's Falstaff tightens The Merry Wives of Windsor while integrating elements from the Henry IV plays such as Falstaff's well-known speech on honour which give more depth to the main character.
As a Third Culture Kid — a term originally developed by sociologist Ruth Hill Useem, that describes (quote from Wikipedia) "…someone who [as a child] has spent a significant period of time in one or more culture(s) other than his or her own, thus integrating elements of those cultures and their own birth culture, into a third culture" — I am curious to know if anyone has recognized Obama as one.
Integrating elements from behavioral theory into financial innovations can have positive consequences for the management and design of new financial innovations (Shefrin and Statman, 1993) and financial regulation (Shiller, 2012).
Integrating elements of nostalgic, positive memories into your day can help you feel more connected to your partner.
In support of this idea is the finding that MLV integration is strongly favored at start sites [28], [57], while several other integrating elements show near random distributions [22], [55], [58], suggesting that mechanisms exist to guide preferential integration near start sites.
"Untitled (Monument to V. Tatlin)" (1967), showing here, is a tribute to the early 20th-century Russian constructivist artist Vladimir Tatlin, one of the first to make artwork integrating elements of sculpture and architecture.
We define integration policies for integrating element definitions as well as their datatypes and attributes.
The SXT element of V. Cholerae is a conjugative self-transmissible chromosomally integrating element which also contains several antibiotic resistance genes [3], [29].
The Jets will integrate elements of the Buffalo defense into the Tampa Bay defense.
American dancer, choreographer, and ballet director, whose performances and compositions integrated elements of modern dance and classical ballet.
His compositional style integrated elements of Modernism, European classicism and African-American musical traditions like jazz, blues and gospel into a seamless whole.
