Some of the best distance-delivered courses have well integrated components in which teachers meet directly with students, either individually, in small groups, or with the entire class.
Interoperability : Owing to several different pipeline platforms available in the literature such as Pegasus (Deelman et al., 2004 ), Kepler (Altintas et al., 2004 ) and Galaxy (Goecks et al., 2010 ), each one with unique advantages, it would be interesting whether one platform could integrate components developed in different environments.
As part of a system-wide initiative to advance evidence-based practice among clinicians, graduate students, and educators, the New York University Division of Nursing embarked on a curricular initiative to integrate components of information literacy in all core courses of the master's program.
ARM chips also integrate components that are normally found elsewhere in a server into one chip, an approach that saves space and cost.
We have integrated components of CogSMART into CPT in order to address the unique challenges faced by Veterans with ongoing cognitive complaints related to PTSD and a history of mild TBI.
The wrapper acts between components to translate data from one programming paradigm into another; Make the tested and integrated component available in FSSIM; Apply the integrated component to more regions, locations and experiments with new datasets.
Integrating components this way makes the system easier to manufacture and to upgrade in the future, Sun said.
We briefly compare the 19th 20th century perspectives on neuroglia with the up-to-date view of these cells as an integral, and possibly integrating, component of brain metabolism and signalling in heath and disease.
Effectiveness of EADL has been demonstrated by its successful application in integrating component-based co-design, co-simulation, co-verification, and co-synthesis.
