Sentence examples for both the integration of from inspiring English sources
System integration involves both the integration of components and the integration of functions.
Moreover, they allow for both, the integration of all interactions among DLC congeners and detection of inducers not monitored in compound specific instrumental analyses (Giesy et al. [123], Wernersson et al. [124]).
Here a PNT-data processing Unit will be responsible for both the integration of data provided by all available on-board sensors as well as for the IM functionality.
The barrier between physical objects (paper, pencils, calculators) and their electronic counterparts limits both the integration of computing into human tasks, and the population willing to adapt to the required input devices.
To face this challenge, we propose a COLLaborative ConText Aware Service Oriented Architecture (COLLECT), which facilitates both the integration of IoT heterogeneous domain context data — through the use of a light message broker — and easy data delivery among several agents and collaborative participants in the system — making use of an enterprise service bus —.
We conclude that a land sharing approach, via both the integration of shade trees and the conservation of small forest fragments within or adjacent to a farm, can support increased levels of pest control services provided by birds and ants in Kenyan coffee farms.
Finally, the two papers by R. Nordhal and Menzies both concern the integration of audio into virtual reality applications in order to enhance user experience.
For both systems, the integration of optical systems with tracking and transgenic interventions meant that single-neuron specificity in freely moving animals was achieved.
This will contribute to both peace and the integration of Koreans both in North and South Korea".
There are strong arguments (and mixed feelings) both for and against the integration of schools that were borne out of an era that divided people along racial lines.
Both methods allow for the integration of additional information such as experimental data or annotations.
