Sentence examples for integrate onto from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'integrate onto' is not a grammatically correct phrase. The correct phrasing would be 'integrate into.' You can use this phrase anytime you are describing how something is incorporated into a larger whole. For example, "The software was designed to easily integrate into the company's existing network."
Samsung have also shown they can integrate onto the graphene sheets organic light-emitting diodes– the light sources used in most smartphones.
Sparse LLC introduced two bicycle lights that integrate onto the bike.
The flat-fibre platform offers a unique degree of freedom by allowing surface and sub-surface devices to be integrated onto a single optical chip with the potential for straightforward incorporation into integrated photonic circuits or opto-fluidic devices.
The 256,000 bits have been integrated onto a standard silicon chip.
Before I.B.M.'s advance, while digital computing technologies were integrated onto single silicon chips, analog functions were performed by larger and more costly separate components.
The warnings come as the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) publishes a report on autonomous vehicles and how they can be integrated onto British roads.
Unlike the cumbersome models of old, these also have the benefit of being relatively small and can be integrated onto your kitchen worktop alongside the toaster and kettle.
Intellectual property blocks from all over the globe are integrated onto a single piece of silicon.
Sensors and wireless transmitters could be more closely integrated onto the chip.
A later copy was integrated onto the GomSpace GomX-2 satellite.
Nanotechnologies which may be integrated onto a CMOS chip would be the preferred route [2, 3].
