Sentence examples for advantage to integrate from inspiring English sources

The result is multi-scale-reinforced composites which offer the advantage to integrate functionalities at a system level.

Low temperature elaboration is a key advantage to integrate a radiation detector on a silicon chip bearing already processed readout electronics.

That means it's to Tile's advantage to integrate its technology in as many places and products as possible – as this brings on more customers, and more places where nearby Tiles can be found.

In the case of CMP especially, there seems to be a perceptual advantage to integrating across the speech spectrum as strongly and robustly as children were found to do: It protected against masking.

We will also continue to take advantage of opportunities to integrate our Better Life Options program into schools, as we have done in Jharkhand State in India".

In this interactive process, new immigrants took advantage of cultural similarity to integrate into the local community.

Lentiviruses have the additional advantage of being able to integrate into the genomes of non-dividing mammalian cells.

On the other hand, the purpose of using catalyst segmentation and cavities in a micro-reactor is to integrate advantages of heterogeneous and homogeneous reactions, to enhance fuel conversion, and to promote complete combustion in a short distance.

A robust multi-fidelity design optimization methodology has been developed to integrate advantages of high- and low-fidelity analyses, aiming to help designers reach more efficient turbine runners within reasonable computational time and cost.

The concept of an FHR was generated by trying to integrate advantages of other reactor classes (low pressure, high temperature, high efficiency) while eliminating some of their drawbacks (huge containment domes, low efficiencies).

"John understood that The New York Times is first a newspaper of national policy," Mr. Sanger said in an interview Tuesday, "and that our competitive advantage was in our ability to integrate business, economics and policy".