Sentence examples for freely integrate from inspiring English sources

But Indonesia is a special case, reckons Mr Goh: its social networks freely integrate both real and imagined selves.

While Square has yet to announce a formal API for third parties to freely integrate its service, that is what Intuit is using to incorporate Square into QuickBooks.

In the business quality and planning theme, one issue in particular stood out: the ability to freely integrate freight and passenger services; this is considered a key requirement of the railways of the future.

In the commercial, service business quality and planning theme, one issue in particular stood out: the ability to freely integrate freight and passenger services; this is considered a key requirement of the railways of the future.

Regarding 'Commercial, Service Quality and Planning', the issue that stood out was the ability to freely integrate, through equal priority, freight and passenger services, which should be considered a key requirement of the railways of the future.

A good group of friends should be good, as you will work well together and can all freely integrate each others ideas into the script.

The author discusses a recent work (Mittra et al., 2015) which describes how free nucleic acids not only can enter cell nuclei freely, but they integrate in the host genome and activate proteins of DDR and apoptotic pathways.

Even though people appreciate natural complexity, which allows them to select and integrate information freely, they have difficulties in handling formalised complexity, which requires particular kinds of experience and logic.

Modular molecular information processing can often be achieved through protein assemblies, which serve to integrate otherwise freely diffusible signals and is amenable to facile evolution and synthetic reengineering.

Today, more than 140 RSNA templates are online to be integrated freely into any radiology information system [14].

However, there are few freely available databases integrating both the in vivo and the in vitro skin sensitization assays for development of AOP-based skin sensitization prediction models.