A virus becomes part of a living system only after it has infected a host cell and its genome becomes integrated with that of the cell.
Since then, Ireland has become integrated with the rest of western Europe, joining the European Union in 1987, though the country generally retained a neutral role in international affairs.
The northern-dwelling Hausa, the most numerous group in the country, have become integrated with the smaller Fulani group, whose members conquered Hausaland in the early 19th century; the great majority of both are Muslims.
A key person in making the collaboration, Chaplot says India will benefit significantly as its scientists become integrated with the global neutron research community on "an equal footing".
Berglundh and Lindhe [15] also concluded that Bio-Oss became integrated with the host bone and subsequently replaced by newly formed bone.
From cameras to cuff links, a surprisingly wide range of trinkets have become integrated with the social network, making them must-have gifts for those who spend far too many hours updating their status or playing FarmVille.
Evidence suggests that, when people respond to target stimuli, distractors that accompany the target become integrated with the response, and can thus subsequently serve as a retrieval cue of that response an example of distractor response binding.
Some nomads and their herds became integrated with the camel-based economy emerging in the refugee camps by functioning as reservoirs of camels (e.g. through loans) and camel-related knowledge and as a source of camel milk for refugees engaging in seasonal nomadism.
Intended by its founder, Aqbugha 'Abd al-Wahid, to be a stand-alone mosque and school, the madrasa has since become integrated with the rest of the mosque.
The artists colony became integrated with the Oregon community, and the Pond brothers undertook several significant architectural projects in the Oregon area: Oregon Public Library.
