Sentence examples for later incorporated in the from inspiring English sources

They long believed that Sothis caused the Nile floods, and they discovered that the heliacal rising of the star occurred at intervals of 365.25 days rather than the 365 days of their calendar year, a correction in the length of the year that was later incorporated in the Julian calendar.

Sipka says that she's been thinking about the idea behind Linqia for years — and the startup itself first emerged in Europe in 2009 and later incorporated in the U.S. November 2011 — but it may be that now is the time that opportunity is big enough to put that idea into force.

These criteria were developed by scientific consensus (A Gilman, personal communication) but are very similar to the criteria for P and B that were proposed in Canada in 1995 [7] and later incorporated in the management policy for toxic substances in Canada [8].

Æthelwig died on 16 February in either 1077 or 1078, and was memorialised in a work on his life that was later incorporated in the Chronicon Abbatiae de Evesham, a 13th-century history of the abbey and its abbots.

Instead, >40 clinical and ultrasound variables were prospectively collected from each patient and later incorporated in the SRs or SDs, or synthesised to become descriptors in the SDs or features in the SRs.

Eagle Point was later incorporated in 1911, and remains the only incorporated town in the watershed.

It was instrumental in promoting the use of glass, an idea later incorporated in what Johnson and Henry-Russell Hitchcock termed the International Style.

In 1863 he entered Spring Hill College (later incorporated in Mansfield College, Oxford) with the aim of becoming a minister, but became increasingly skeptical of the doctrines he was expected to preach.

(Her view on this issue was later incorporated in just such a bulletin).

His most significant theological study, On the Adaptation of External Nature to the Moral and Intellectual Constitution of Man, was written in 1833 and later incorporated in his Institutes of Theology (1849).

(On Reddit's r/bitcoin page, redditor sjalq wrote, "Can we please keep pretending it's Szabo? He's just cooler". Szabo designed "bit gold," a cryptocurrency scheme, released in 1998, that included features later incorporated in Bitcoin).