Sentence examples for contribution to the integration from inspiring English sources

Bates maintained her involvement in numerous community organizations and received numerous honours for her contribution to the integration of Little Rock's schools.

The museum, which is now holding a solo show for Mr. Wu, called his works "a major contribution to the integration of Chinese and Western art".

We propose here a justification model to this problem and discuss its contribution to the integration of product and process and its extensibility to other PLC transitions.

Within the inter-technique combination we focus on the DORIS contribution to the integration of the different space geodetic observations and on a comparison of the geodetic local ties with the space geodetic solutions.

That will represent an important contribution to the integration of different public institutions of the health sector.

This has been a major contribution to the integration of palliative care into daily practice and has improved the quality of adult palliative care [ 19].

Prof. Kannan Ramchandran has been selected to receive the 2017 IEEE Koji Kobayashi Computers and Communications Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to the integration of computers and communications.

The authors wish to thank G. Spigler, SSSA, for technical developments with the sensors, T. Wieloch, LU, for aid with histological processing of the brains and the recorded neurons, and A. Ghionzoli, SSSA for contributions to the integration of the experimental setup.

Building on this, we examine to what extent the new regulations set forth in the EEG 2014 can be expected to make a greater contribution to the market integration objectives of realising a demand-oriented feed-in of RES and efficient marketing.

This could explain the differential at T3 = 27 ms as a contribution to the temporal-integration process by orientation-selective cells that could not be accomplished in the retina.

For Solovyov, ethics became a dialectical problem of basing the morality of human acts and decisions on the extent of their contribution to the world's integration with ultimate divine unity, a theory expressed in his The Meaning of Love (1894).