Sentence examples for text incorporating from inspiring English sources

So. "Der Cornet": a virtually complete prose text, incorporating a novelistic plurality of voices.

The museum administration responded, almost overnight, by removing, with hammer and chisel, the inscriptions on the nineteen stone plaques, and charging the International Auschwitz Council with the task of drafting a new text incorporating Piper's revised calculations.

An electronic literature search of PubMed, EMBASE, Web of Science, Scopus, and Cinahl up to March 2011 was performed using a combination of subject headings and free text incorporating "diabetic ketoacidosis", "diabetes and ketoacidosis", and "diagnosis" limited to infants, children, or adolescents (see appendix on bmj.com for complete search strategy).

An electronic literature search of PubMed up to November 2012 was performed using a combination of subject headings and free text incorporating "hypoglycaemia", "cardiac OR heart", "QTc", "arrhythmia", "endothelium", "thrombosis", "inflammation", "atherosclerosis", "heart rate", "heart failure", "myocardial ischemia", "myocardial infarction", "coronary heart disease", and "angina".

-How are graphics and written text incorporated into each news story?

That text incorporates excerpts from "All Quiet on the Western Front" and from another war novel, Henri Barbusse's "Under Fire," alongside soldiers' letters and eyewitness testimonies, in English, Flemish, French, and German.

Updated to the present day, Quinn's adaptation of the text incorporates some humorous additions: Nora earns money to repay her enormous debts by secretly working on a sex-call phone line; she and her husband Torvald break into cheesy pop songs at sensitive moments.

There is a greater short-term retention of words in the first paragraph of the text and of text incorporated within the visual supports.

Table 3 Other categories for analyzing external voices Category Question addressed Possible answers Examples textual integration How is the text incorporated?

The text incorporates a series of tract-like stories into an overarching narrative in order to illustrate these moral lessons.

The Copenhagen Accord, frequently reviled, has been largely endorsed, with key text incorporated into the new agreements, filled out by further detail much of which was also on the table a year ago.