Quantification of the proportions of narrow and broad oriented components of the 200 azimuthal profiles was not attempted, as this requires full integration with respect to 2θ as well as azimuthal angle.
Even if the concept of governance with a broader integration of stakeholders, interest groups and NGOs was introduced as new way of democratic decision-making in the late 1990s [9], the circle of decision-makers remains an elitist one.
These companies are not only supporting Beijing's bid for the games but will also help bring broader integration of the Chinese national economy with the global economy in the years ahead.
However, the organization of these disciplines by organ system did not lend itself to broader integration across the organ systems, a necessary skill in caring for more critically ill patients with complex problems involving multiple organ systems.
In time, that will mean underpinning monetary integration with broader sovereignty-sharing.
Hippo gains access to a much broader enterprise market and integration with other tools in the EMC family, while maintaining its independence.
The DANCERS project set out to identify feasible options for achieving education for sustainable water management across the Danube river basin, and its integration with broader education and economic development.
In addition to the functionalities provided by PANDAT as a stand-alone program, its calculation/optimization engines (PanEngine, PanOptimizer and PanPrecipitation) are built as shared libraries and enable their integration with broader applications in the field of Materials Science and Engineering.
The choice of AlchemyAPI was supported by results present in [33] and [51], and because its integration with BROAD-RSI was easy considering it a web service.
It is very difficult to separate the effects of tax changes from broader economic liberalisation and closer integration with western Europe.To overcome such complicating distractions, Christina and David Romer, two economists at Berkeley, use a narrative approach.
