Sentence examples for integrating elements from from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, a thin layer was formed at the interface, composed of a mixture of phases integrating elements from both the film and the substrate.
While Kolinko agrees with Krzykowski's assessment that this shows Apple is still ironing out the details of the search — possibly integrating elements from its Chomp acquisition, possibly not — he also points out another issue with these changes.
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).
"Tony [Tone Padron] and Gemel [LEDEF] began creating music on a frequency of rejection, deception, and destruction by integrating elements from the region we come from.
Coleman and Oremus are founders of Hammerstep, a group of former Riverdance stars who are reshaping and evolving this style of dance by integrating elements from hip hop, tap, and other forms of movement.
The experimental design was based upon integrating elements from these previous studies to validate the model and provide a more comprehensive dataset, and better resolution of release rate and loading dynamics.
Instead, the focus is on "communicating key humanitarian principles as well as integrating elements of lessons learnt from previous private sector engagement".
It also showcased African artifacts bearing signs of repair, objects made in the trenches by soldiers using bullet cartridges and artillery shells, and hybrid objects from non-Western cultures integrating elements of the West.
From a theoretical perspective, this study contributes to theory development by integrating elements of Schwartz Value Theory (universalistic values, and benevolent values) in the TRA framework providing more explanatory power to this behavioral theory.
Therefore, a mobile application was designed and developed by integrating elements of augmented reality for teaching and learning this topic.
"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.
