Sentence examples for becoming integrated in from inspiring English sources
OnSight is already becoming integrated in robotic Mars missions.
Hollywood androids are only one of thousands of ways AI can brought to 'life', and we already see AIOT (AI of Things) becoming integrated in our lives in different and exciting ways.
The latter are referred to as 'post-migration stressors' and include difficulties in becoming integrated in or learning the language of the host country, an unstable visa status, social isolation, and discrimination [ 31, 32].
The highly specialized and hierarchical nature of this coding suggests that hand- and tool-related actions are represented separately at earlier levels of sensorimotor processing before becoming integrated in frontoparietal cortex.
In particular, we focus on the social structure of entrepreneurship scholars to explain (1) how they are becoming integrated into larger scholarly communities and (2) how they differ from the way scholars integrate within the field of innovation studies.
"Russia is becoming integrated into the world economy instead of staying alien".
It is becoming integrated into the mainstream financial infrastructure with many banks getting involved.
The other major innovation is the way social networking is becoming integrated into the recruitment process.
In literary terms, its success depends on the two selves somehow becoming integrated, as happens in Reid's poem sequence, rightly hailed as a landmark in the literature of grief, and of which he has said "it is strange that my best work came from the worst thing that's ever happened to me".
Dr Mitalipov said it appeared that primate embryos prevented cultured embryonic stem cells from becoming integrated as they do in mice.
In the quests to both enhance efficiency and reduce fragmentation within, and across, health and social care services, integration is seen as 'a principle driver of reform'. 2 In May 2013, localities were invited by NHS England along with national partners to express their interest in becoming integrated care 'pioneers'pioneers
