"The sector gets so much attention because it is integral to the overused term 'convergence,'" notes Kirk Walden, national director of Price Waterhouse's Venture Capital Survey, and adds, "More accurately, it [the networking business] is central to technology integration and dissemination in our increasingly "connected world," both business and personal".
I mention the image overhaul not because it matters in general, but because it is integral to Megan's role in The Villa specifically.
I said to myself, 'Why did I do this?' Well, it's because it's integral to the narrative.
Labour did it because it was integral to the party's values; it was "who we are", he said.
But in a legal brief, lawyers for the state argued that Mr. Pesin and his group knew about the location of the memorial because it was integral to the design contest and Mr. Pesin himself put in an entry.
It's important to grow a diverse talent pool of the "technologists-of-tomorrow," because it's integral to the success of the technology industry as a whole.
That's why I pay an additional amount per month to my cable bill: to watch programming that expects me to be smarter than the mass audience, requires me to think, and basks in the knowledge that I'll suffer through some obscene acts because it's integral to the world of the characters that I'm watching.
The benefits of using such type of definition for elegance in system design are two-fold: it ensures completeness because the specific attributes can always be expanded without actually affecting the definition; and it is integral because it provides the necessary flexibility so that designers can tailor the attributes according to their specific environment.
But it is also time for Germany to acknowledge that it must be integral to solving the problem because it is has been integral to the problem itself.
It's hard to say exactly how much it cost, because it is so integral to the house, but the entire building - house, pool, tennis court, landscaped gardens, Pilkington K glass, steel door handles - cost just over £160,000 (roughly the same as it would cost now, plus the price of buying a one-acre plot of land).
It works because it is so integral to the city's history.
