Sentence examples for delays integration from inspiring English sources
In parts of Europe, family reunification has become family formation, and sometimes delays integration: for instance, it allows third-generation Pakistanis to seek spouses from among their cousins back in rural Mirpur.
He could have prolonged the era of struggle, the era of unity and common cause, and delayed integration in a league in which collective vision has become muddied.
Although he says he wants Romania to join the European Union, Romania's already delayed integration would be postponed further if he slowed the privatization of inefficient state factories and impeded other reforms.
But the power struggle at the top delayed integration and discouraged "cross-selling" the financial products of one part of the merged firm to customers of another, one of the key goals of the merger strategy.
The phantoms were imaged using a high-contrast time-delay integration XMT system developed in-house and based around a chassis and source supplied by X-Tek (now Nikon Metrology, UK) at Queen Mary University of London.
Spectral time delay integration (TDI) method with high transmittance Integrated Stepwise Filter ISFF) is proposed.With the method, an ISF imaging spectrometer with TDI could achieve higher system sensitivity than the traditional prism/grating imaging spectrometer.
A statistical model based on large sample simulation is established to study the relationship between random telegraph signal (RTS) noise and the number of time delay integration (TDI) stages in TDI CMOS image sensor (CIS).
The scanner was equipped with a time delay integration camera and performed line scanning that offered fast acquisition at high resolution of the fluorescent signal.
Each cell was captured under a 100x objective lens, by a time delay integration (TDI) camera with a pixel size of 7 μm.
As a cell passes through the laser beam, a plane of the cell is imaged using a time-delay integration CCD.
These organisational difficulties affected five key areas of work: continuity of patient care, sharing responsibilities within the team, delayed integration in to the new teams, ad hoc learning opportunities to acquire new skills and ongoing lack of support from senior staff.
