The computational method presented in this paper could be integrated, for example, with Contour Crafting (CC), a layered fabrication technology that offers the potential to construct full-scale buildings directly from three-dimensional computer-aided design models (3D CAD).
Even though an application layer handoff approach, proactive and adaptive handover system [4], was proposed using session initiation protocol (SIP) [5], some network and data link layer operations can be integrated, for example an IP address pre-fetching and link layer call admission.
In the near future, more different annotations from other databases will be integrated, for example, the nucleotide sequence organizations from NCBI GenBank and the cancer somatic mutation information from TCGA.
In large battery assemblies, which are integrated, for example, in electric vehicles or stationary storage systems, up to several thousand single battery cells are connected together.
As a result, meteorological parameters simulated by numerical models on two different systems may deviate from each other and the difference field becomes larger as the model is integrated for longer time, for example, in the scale of several months.
The boom in the data-processing business that accompanied the domestic social-welfare and aide-to-education programs of Lyndon Johnson led many of the big electronics companies to see great potential in arranging corporate marriages through which book production would be integrated into, for example, electronically oriented systems for public schools.
The magic is integrated beautifully, for example, with the ability to learn spells and switch between them.
That puts services like AOL Mail at a distinct disadvantage, since it does not have a similar kind of route to hooking in new mobile subscribers, even if it has been integrated with, for example, iOS's native mail client.
Activity needs to be integrated into everyday life, for example by cycling or walking.
However, to mount an effective response, their input, as members of an 'emergent' team, must be integrated with input from, for example, volcanologists, emergency managers, social welfare, and transport agencies, to facilitate understanding of the 'whole' problem, prioritise issues, and to identify where is safe for people to be evacuated to, etc.
In addition, other studies have also suggested that wnt signaling may be integrated with extracellular signals, for example, downstream of EGF receptor [5], [23] and notch receptors [24].
