Sentence examples for the inclusions from inspiring English sources
noun
An addition or annex to a group, set, or total.
- The poem was a new inclusion in the textbook.
Disagree with the inclusions or think a favourite game has been cruelly left out?
The elisions in his narrative were more interesting than the inclusions.
She has a chronic illness, and found the inclusions team at her university helpful.
The absences are as interesting as the inclusions: very little Bach; virtually nothing in the way of French music or – for most pianists, a god – Chopin.
11.10am We get the list down to seven without any miniature jam pots being thrown, though I'm really not happy with three of the inclusions.
and the inclusions and are valid for.
Analogously, we prove the inclusions (50).
Thus, we get the inclusions (49).
The inclusions case of problem (3.4) was discussed in [38].
Moreover, the inclusions of groups can be shown (Fig. 3).
Furthermore, the inclusions of nanoparticles in photosynthetic metabolism were confirmed.
