Sentence examples for something that incorporates from inspiring English sources

Well, if by correct you mean "method that makes it taste best", then that's actually something that incorporates a fantastic number of variables in order to produce a highly subjective result.

The real potential here is for Facebook to build something that incorporates the best of its Nearby Friends feature, which lets you constantly share your approximate location with friends, or send certain ones temporary access to your exact, real-time coordinates.

We know some folks don't like that usernames are going away but we get many (thousands!) of messages from folks who say they are offended by some of the usernames people make…or they just have a really really hard time coming up with one and can we help them create something that incorporates dinosaurs, tacos or pizza and ideally all three.

When I came to MSM, I wanted to build something that would incorporate my background in cardiovascular [research] and neuroscience, and stroke was the perfect venue for that".

The startup's CEO Yitzi Kempinski told TechCrunch it's had "hundreds" of enquiries about its iOS SDK in the past few weeks, of which it sees around 100-150 being "relevant" ideas that can mesh well with its technology — and of those some 40 have actually started the process of building something that will incorporate Umoove's head-tracking interface.

He has lots of muscles and teaches something called Chiseled Yoga, a class that incorporates weights.

Still, for those building advanced software that incorporates robotic vision elements, it's a solid, affordable option and probably the closest to being something with mass adoption potential.

Mark Bertram that incorporates the spent mash. .

And last year, at long last, she ran across something that managed to incorporate loveliness and usefulness in one elusive entity.

The wireless feature, something that has been incorporated for years into speedometers and odometers for bicycles, was a major advance in making the device appeal to runners and walkers, Mr. McInnis said.

Thus, it could be problematic, on the system of responsibility assumption, to see TEK as something that could be incorporated by, for example, climate science.