It is thus probable that, like the anthology itself, some of the individual books were not originally written as integral works, but composed in piecemeal fashion or in stages, the writers or compilers gradually adding new sections over time.
Rheinberger characterizes experimental systems as "systems of manipulation designed to give unknown answers to questions that the experimenters themselves are not yet clearly to ask" and also as "the smallest integral working units of research" (Rheinberger 1997, 28).
All the basic techniques of calculus for finding integrals work in this manner.
Integral is working with GE Plastics to help it develop and market the material, and the two companies are talking to several cellphone makers about using it in their products, said William Robinson, Integral's chief executive.
As social workers, we have relied on home visits as integral to working from an ecological perspective, that is, always remaining mindful of the fit between the person and his environment, a core theory of our profession.
The idea here is that music is integral to working out.
Finite volume method (FVM) has its merit in dealing with conservation law problems and its integral formulation works well with relatively low solution regularity.
But isn't getting audaciously close, almost predatory, integral to his work?
Or, to put it another way: is an external audience integral to your work?
