Sentence examples for I integration from inspiring English sources
i) Integration among assessments: This kind of integration follows from the definition of integrated assessment given in section 1; namely that existing assessments should be integrated in an overall overview of the issue.
In this paper we investigate the performance of two straightforward integration methods: (i) integration in the frequency domain by a discrete Fourier transform (DFT), division by jω followed by inverse DFT (IDFT) back to the time domain, and (ii) a method using a weighted overlap-add (WOLA) technique which is developed in the paper.
Three layers outline the design approach of SFINA: (i) integration of domain knowledge and dynamics that govern various techno-socio-economic systems, (ii) system modeling with dynamic flow networks represented by temporal directed weighted graphs and (iii) simulation of generic regulation models, policies and mechanisms applicable in several domains.
i) Integration of DER changes the network topology and additional requirement of directional relays arises for which identification of correct backup relays becomes more complicated.
i) Integration among assessments: In the ICT case study the policy process itself was found to have an integrative effect on the assessments.
The survey was organized according to the following five-dimensional analysis: i) Integration of concepts; ii) the role of professors and students; iii) the integration of ICTs into the learning process; iv) the participation and communication in the classroom; and v) the interest shown in the course.
Is integration always perfect? No, but China and eastern Europe are examples of adept change.Points of principleThere's a dangerous tendency to resort to protectionism when things get tough.
Is it integration or actually schemes to move more money from north to south?
"I don't like segregation, I like incorporation, I like integration," he says when it comes to clothing.
They are dynamic optimization based on (i) sequential integration and (ii) full discretization.
Methods include (i) numerical integration, (ii) a semi-analytical method involving solving transcendental equations numerically, and (iii) perturbation methods.
