These scenarios developed for land type C do not describe an integration of energy and food cropping systems in a strict sense because by definition lands of type C were characterised as unsuitable for food production.
We also describe an integration approach of TDCM into a broad set of software development methodologies, including the Unified Process development methodology, the MDD-based approaches, the storytest-driven agile methods and the goal and scenario-oriented requirements engineering methods.
To enable designers to readily develop meaningful input models, this paper describes a preliminary integration of a generative structural design system, eifForm, and an associative modeling system, Generative Components, through the use of XML models.
Taking the combined approaches even further, Tanay et al. (2004) described an integrative framework allowing the integration of protein interaction data with gene expression, phenotypic sensitivity and transcription factor (TF) binding, using the SAMBA bi-clustering algorithm (Tanay et al., 2002).
They also describe the beginning of an integration of road safety in urban planning, even if intersectoral approaches at city level have yet to be developed and even if, in the case of Lille, the division of institutional competence with regard to the management of public space still requires clarification.
This paper describes the integration of an expert system with a fuzzy controller applied to such a process.
The concept of environmental signal sensing followed by genetic memory recording was expanded in a recent study that describes the integration of a tetracycline-responsive memory circuit in E. coli.
This paper describes the integration of an active locomotion module in a wirelessly powered endoscopic capsule.
The present work describes a 44-year integration of a two dimensional sea level model forced by atmospheric pressure and wind over the Mediterranean Sea.
This paper describes the integration of a research framework into a statewide operations-based exercise program in California as a systems-based approach for studying public health emergency preparedness and response.
