It is interesting that the folk memory, of which Yeats made so much, incorporated images not only of Purgatory, long banished from Protestantism, but also of the expensive pleasures of the masters.
"I have been working on these themes for some time now, and they are very much incorporated into everything that I do, particularly with regards to readings for others and in my own work (blog).
(Burton, too, incorporated much of Frank Miller's vision of Batman as quasi-psycho urban samurai).
In fact, it seems he loved the name so much that he incorporated it into his own in 1978, becoming Jacques Courtin-Clarins.
This work, A New English Dictionary, incorporated much from the tradition of spelling books and discarded most of the fantastic words that had beguiled earlier lexicographers.
Later Greek and Roman authors such as Strabo and Arrian, as well as Pliny and Plutarch, incorporated much of this material into their writings.
Indeed, Mr Mulally carefully studied Toyota's world-beating manufacturing in the early 1990s, though it took years before Boeing's factories incorporated much of the "lean manufacturing" philosophy the 737 factory got a moving final-assembly line only in 2003, 90 years after Henry Ford invented it.
Salesforce listened to customer feedback before redesigning the product, and incorporated much of what it heard, Sean Alpert, senior director for Sales Cloud told TechCrunch.
In Spain, in the first half of the twelfth century, several important astrological texts were translated, such as Albumasar's Great Introduction to Astrology, which incorporated much material of the Aristotelian tradition (Lemay 1962).
Kierkegaard, who had been working up a project on the three great medieval figures of Don Juan, Faust and Ahasuerus (the wandering Jew), abandoned his own project when Martensen's book appeared, although he later incorporated much of the work he had done into Either/Or.
The pilot also incorporated much of the surrounding area.
