Sentence examples for as integrates from inspiring English sources

Bell Helicopter manufactures and integrates the wing, nacelles, rotors, drive system, tail surfaces, and aft ramp, as well as integrates the Rolls-Royce engines and performs final assembly.

The IFO however increases activity as the intensity of the taste of a solution increases as well as integrates the taste and texture of food [49].

The reliabilities of the overall tutor ratings are high (p < .001), as are the reliabilities of the items that relate to group characteristics, such as integrates into group, demonstrates appropriate attitudes, takes responsibility for group learning, contributes work for the group, and willing to learn from others (p < .01 to p < .001).001

"International economic issues are still not as integrated as they should be in the national security process," Ms. Rice said today.

Feisty and combative, Mr. Gates says he finds I.B.M.'s software unimpressive -- a patchwork of programming projects, not as coherent or as integrated as Microsoft's competing offerings.

They were as integrated as the crowd they played for at the Rainbow Gardens in Pomona — Chicano, Puerto Rican, black, white — hence their name.

That might not work in a region as integrated as Europe and if it did it would depress the economy by limiting the circulation of cash for commerce.

In short — and as any reader of the Okavango daily papers will tell you — we need to make sure that our policy solutions are as integrated as nature itself.

To avoid getting lost in the crowd, retailers need to opt for solutions that enable the mobile shopping process to be as integrated as possible, combining mobile payment tools and mobile commerce in one offering.

But Freddie Gray died at the hands of a police force that is nearly as integrated as the city of Baltimore, and that is headed by an African-American commissioner.

However, the company's product may not be not as cost-effective as those of SigmaTel, Samsung or Actions Semiconductor, or as integrated as that of Broadcom, the analyst admitted.