Previously, Musk talked about how this roof would be integrated not only with a second generation of Tesla's Powerwall home energy storage battery, but also a Tesla vehicle charger, so that will likely also be part of the unveil.
Princeton was integrating not only by race and ethnicity, but also by gender.
We're integrating not only brain injury specialists, but we're integrating trauma specialists, specialists in orthopedics, specialists in ENT, and plastic surgery.
"It is just evident now in the way space is laid out". Realizing that students are collaborating more than ever, planners have integrated not only large public spaces, but also smaller, more intimate gathering places into many of the new buildings.
Like its longer-range radio brethren Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, NFC is best integrated not only into the casing of the phone, but into its operating system as well, which is exactly why Android and Windows Phone have taken that approach.
In Windows XP, Microsoft is tightly integrating not only its Web browser, but also software for online commerce, for playing music delivered over the Internet and for digital photography.
When barcode medication administration (BCMA) is implemented nurses are required to integrate not only a new set of procedures or artifacts into everyday work, but also an orientation to medication safety itself that is sometimes at odds with their own.
But for analysts, the big questions remain how quickly and how well Healtheon/WebMD will be able to integrate not only the nation's bewildering health care system but, first, the many pieces of its own far-flung, two-chairman empire.
A more comprehensive classification of muscle cell types at the eumetazoan taxonomic scale therefore remains to be elaborated, by integrating not only cytological characteristics but also molecular and developmental features.
What's remarkable about the Bryans' play is the way it integrates not only their strengths but also their weaknesses, mostly through their unique relationship.
