Sentence examples for integrate low from inspiring English sources

In practice, America chose to "integrate" low value-added items and many that were covered by under-used quotas.

The Green Line will integrate Low Floor LRT (LFLRT) into Calgary communities to provide enhanced transit service and support dramatic mode split changes in key areas of the city.

This research aims to integrate low power techniques, specifically Power Shut-Off (PSO), within a model-based hardware flow and to derive an automated Low Power-High Level Synthesis (LP-HLS) methodology.

Big Pharma could integrate low production cost in China with the quality control of Western medicine and tap a huge domestic demand, Li foresees.

Seventy percent of survey respondents said they think more efforts should be made to integrate low- and high-poverty schools, and over 60percentt of respondents said the issue of school segregation is at least somewhat important to them, even across all major racial subgroups.

The results from microarray analysis of global gene expression profile, supported by qRT-PCR assays and biochemical analysis, provide distinct gene expression patterns that integrate low protein degradation and ATP synthesis for efficient muscle build-up and energy utilization.

Amazon's continued integration of Glacier into AWS will make it increasingly straightforward to integrate low-cost cold-storage replication into preservation services such as DuraCloud, backup services such as Zmanda, and even into simple software tools like Cyberduck.

A study by Stanford GSB professors Rebecca Diamond and Tim McQuade shows that affordable housing development could be an effective policy to help revitalize and integrate low-income areas, Diamond says.

However a new $15.1m project (which has received $4.5m of Arena funding) led by the University of Adelaide is hoping to sharply reduce the industry's reliance on natural gas by identifying a cost-effective way to integrate low-temperature concentrated solar thermal (CST), solar reforming of natural gas, and high temperature CST in the Bayer refining process.

To integrate low-quality heat for example solar heat into a conventional combined cycle efficiently and economically, the cycle must be changed in such a way that a maximum of low-temperature heat can be exploited.

To facilitate that development, we present a system that utilises an optical relay to integrate low-cost polymeric microfluidics with a CMOS chip that provides a photodiode, analog-digital conversion and a standard serial communication interface.