As Rigetti founder and CEO Chad Rigetti told me, the reason the hybrid approach is faster is simply because the two systems are closely integrated — and you will likely always need a classical computer in parallel with a quantum computer for solving virtually any problem.
Research within DaCHI (Danish Centre for Health Informaticsa) at the Department of Development and Planning at Aalborg University, Denmark shows that in contemporary clinical work practice, clinical work and health information technology are closely integrated, and that they should, when studied, be viewed as mutually dependent and not as discrete entities [ 9, 11- 24].
Migrant households may be closely integrated with local product and factor markets, supplying inputs to local production and demanding locally produced non-tradables.
Planning for this new wing intends for it to be closely integrated into the infrastructure and operations of the existing public hospital, but for it to be privately financed and managed.
To be of maximum utility, it is desirable that ADME and pharmacokinetic studies be closely integrated with the toxicity testing protocol.
Also, state officials say, the proposed wireless radio network will be closely integrated into the 911 system, letting police, fire and other emergency departments both respond to calls and communicate with one another.
Publicly, Stelson's task was simply to recommend a plan for reorganization, but the administration clearly intended for Georgia Tech and the EES to be closely integrated.
WHO and International Union against TB and Lung Disease IUATLDD) have strongly recommended that TB and other disease control programmes should be closely integrated within wider health systems.
The merged organisation would be closely integrated with King's College London, with the intention of bringing together "academic and clinical services in specialties".
