Sentence examples for historically integrated from inspiring English sources

Historically, integrated capacitors have been a leading reason for early failure, so this work describes the detection, root cause analysis, and the mitigation of three types of capacitor defects.

Nevertheless, an exploration of community effects in a setting where caste groups have been historically integrated can shed some light on the potential for inter-caste interaction and its implications for fostering positive health outcomes in the future.

Historically, integrated approaches have been considered as particularly appropriate for assessing complex systems that are in danger of being reduced to their composite parts, and have as such been a subject of study within systems thinking (see e.g. Smith 2010).

The school's principal Helen Cole said: "We are a historically naturally integrated school because we serve the whole community of Ballykelly and surrounding areas.

It focuses on the choices California made as it put in place a system that would divide the electricity generation, transmission and retail distribution systems that had, historically, been integrated.

Due to the low prevalence of uveitis, new treatments have historically been integrated into practice as a result of their success in controlling other autoimmune inflammatory disorders and subsequent anecdotal evidence based on small case series published by uveitis specialists.

Chinese provinces farther west (Hunan, Guizhou, Yunnan, and Guangxi), and historically less integrated with trade [20], clustered on their own.

At the time, many Bosnian women's groups, religious leaders, civil society activists and students warned that the arrangement wouldn't work because the country historically had been integrated.

General Dempsey said the demands of combat deployments in the past decade had prevented officers from attending the academic programs that historically had been integrated into an officer's career every few years, and he pledged to rebalance that.

The former is, historically, a vertically integrated design-and-manufacturing monolith which owns and controls everything they do, whereas the latter concentrates on being the best at the one thing they do.

Separately, after commissioning a study by the Army Corps of Engineers, the CPD entered into an ambitious and innovative partnership with the not-for-profit Project 120, which embarked on a "historically based and integrated project of preservation and habitat restoration" in Jackson Park.