Sentence examples for sections incorporated from inspiring English sources

Lengthy poetic sections incorporated new rails against governments and corruption.

All sections incorporated use of peer instruction and personal response systems ("clickers").

Modular glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) multicellular structures were formed using pultruded GFRP box sections incorporated between two GFRP flat panels by adhesive bonding.

Parts of the 14th century walls, for example along Burgate Lane, have been shown to 4 feet thick at the base and built of Kentish ragstone; other sections incorporated the original Roman wall, which was still up to 8 feet high in places.

The sample heating section incorporated ports for a light measurement device (light dependent resistor, LDR) and camera, and a fluoroptic probe was used for sample temperature measurement.

After fixation, cryopreservation and cryostat sectioning, incorporated EdU was detected with the fluorescentazide coupling reaction, whereby cells were incubated for 30 min with azide-conjugated Alexa Fluorophor in a reaction cocktail supplemented with CuSO4 (100 mM).

Multi-segmental hardening/softening behavior of critical sections is incorporated in a direct and efficient manner in the yield condition.

In order to investigate protection against the frost heaving of seasonal frozen soil behind precast L-type retaining walls in cold regions, test walls were installed in the campus of Kitami Institute of Technology (KIT, Hokkaido, Japan) in two sections (one incorporated countermeasures against frost heave and the other had no such countermeasures).

A brief history of the PCMs and the fundamentals of operation of PCM-incorporated glazing systems will be primarily presented in sections "PCM-incorporated transparent glazing development and fundamentals of operation" and "Current practices of transparent PCM-incorporated systems", respectively.

Anticlastic transverse curvature of the beam cross-section is incorporated when plane stress or thick beam dimensions are assumed.

Ikesawa et al. (2005) identified fault rocks such as cataclasites and ultracataclasites at the base of a section of incorporated basalt and argued that fracturing of basalt is a seismogenic process.