Sentence examples for was recently incorporated from inspiring English sources
Even better, the methodology was recently incorporated into Aircrack-ng, which is one of the most popular "security" tools out there.
The two photon-absorbing (2PA) chromophore diphenylamino-diethylfluorene-benzothiazole was recently incorporated into a new series of polyimides that form clear, heat-resistant films.
A much faster hard tube pulser was recently incorporated to our PIII system (670 Hz) allowing us to achieve good implantation results in different materials.
European Directive 2008/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on Road Infrastructure Safety Management (Official Journal of the European Union 29.11.2008, L319/59-L319-67) which makes RSAs mandatory for the Trans European Road Network was recently incorporated into Greek law [9].
It also bought Scan.me, whose bar code technology was recently incorporated into Snapchat.
Compassionate and humane care was recently incorporated into standard intensive care units.
Bioethics has been recently incorporated in to the educational programs of both medical students and medical residents as part of their curriculum.
Despite almost two centuries of investigations, the relationship between epilepsy and migraine has not been completely elucidated and although there are several clinical links between both conditions only some of them have been recently incorporated into classification systems.
The UPPI have been recently incorporated by Farrell and Shapiro (2010) to evaluate potential unilateral effects in mergers and included in the US Horizontal Merger Guidelines issued in 2010 by the USDOJ and FTC U.S. Department of Justicee and the Federal Trade Commission 2010).
The above process is recently incorporated in H12 road design software [23], used by many engineering firms in Greece for road designing, and applied for the assessment that follows.
Currently Dell, Logitech, and Symbian use their service, they were recently incorporated with Joyent, and are working on an anonymous call deal with a large dating site (Jangl has a deal with Match.com).
