Sentence examples for growing integrated from inspiring English sources
We recently invested in ETG, which is recognized globally as one of the fastest growing integrated agricultural supply chain groups.
As the epidemiological literature grows, integrated assessments that incorporate these findings also evolve.
Advances in communications technology mean that manufacturing can be sliced and diced more easily than in the past.But the region will have to grow better integrated.
They believed that as the world economy grew more integrated, inefficient restrictions on the market were gradually stripped away, and the power of digitization was given free reign, the future would be one of prosperity expanding and freedom spreading.
The resultant mixture solution was magnetically stirred for 5 h, during which time Ag3PO4 nanoparticles were grown and integrated with Bi4Ti3O12 nanoparticles to form Bi4Ti3O12/Ag3PO4 composites.
Meanwhile, it promotes an effective and controllable route to grow and integrate nanostructures on microstructures for applications in diverse fields.
We will always spoil our pets, and the industry will surely continue to grow and integrate with the technological conveniences that characterize the nature of contemporary living, but it is not the industry that accounts for our attachment.
As interest grows in integrating diverse therapies into mainstream practice, there is a tremendous need for professional education about them.
Research has shown that plantation forestry can generate a range of employment and economic benefits in Australian regions, particularly through integrated growing, harvesting, transport and processing activities (Bureau of Rural Sciences 2005).
This is why there's a growing drive to integrate housing provision with health and social care.
Written by William Myers, a New York-based writer and teacher, "Bio Design" focuses on the growing movement to integrate organic processes in the creation of buildings and household objects so that resources are conserved and waste is limited.
