Sentence examples for application of integrating from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study is a trial for the application of integrating activities by a psycho-functional program in which physical rehabilitation and cognitive stimulation activities are integrated.

They investigated the application of integrating earthworms (Pheretima peguana) into two-stage pilot-scale subsurface-flow constructed wetlands (SFCWs) receiving swine wastewater in terms of their treatment performance, namely, organic content, total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN), and solid reduction as well as the quantity of sludge production.

The accurate determination of the valence and conduction band offsets paves a way to the applications of integrating InN with the functional oxide SrTiO3.

Findings provide support for the applications of integrating self-efficacy theory into exergames as a mechanism to encourage older adults to engage in exercise.

Ideally, this means that developers don't have to build their own security and privacy controls, for example, and that they can focus on building their applications instead of integrating their applications with these services.

The only prospect of broadening NJT's reach therefore rests on its application to integrate the activity of many people who must cooperate but who disagree on these matters and more.

We have successfully used our control and monitoring application for integrated facility management of photovoltaic plant installations; nevertheless it can be easily migrated to other renewable energy generation installations and remote automation applications in general.

Although the role of integrating application domain knowledge with technical knowledge is implicitly recognized in software engineering practice, no large scale study has attempted to validate this empirically in a field setting.

The obvious advantage of this application is the possibility of integrating in vitro to in vivo properties as well as to pharmacodynamic characteristics, identifying differences in drug performance in vivo, as opposed to decision-making based on isolated developability criteria.

In the case of CVD-synthesised CNT emitters one solution – originally described for application with Spindt emitters [224] and initially proposed for general electron emission applications by [183] – consisted of integrating a ballast resistor micro-fabricated in series with the electron emitter.

The open standard CORBA provides flexible middleware capable of integrating complex applications in heterogeneous environments, but was originally designed with large business applications in mind and is not perfectly suited for the construction of control systems.