Sentence examples for integrated arrangement from inspiring English sources

The 200MW nuclear heating reactor adopts an integrated arrangement for the primary circuit.

The nuclear heating reactor (NHR) is designed with a number of advanced and innovative features, including integrated arrangement, natural circulation, self-pressurized performance, hydraulic control rod drive and a passive safety system.

The nuclear heating reactor (NHR) is designed with a number of advanced and innovative features, including integrated arrangement, natural circulation, self-pressured performance, hydraulic control rod drive and a passive safety system.

Additionally, when integrated arrangements are being implemented successfully in one setting, one is often unable to achieve dissemination on a wider scale [ 32].

Mr. Sellers, a recent transplant from Los Angeles, writes very up-to-date large-ensemble jazz, with the full band integrated in dynamic arrangements; it's not just a half-dozen extras colorizing a small-band core.

It was changed back to a co-operative system in which the roles of purchaser and provider of services to contractual arrangements are integrated and to a system where decisions are made locally by elected health boards.

Knowledge about landscape features such as shrubs and desert pavement and their spatial arrangement was integrated into the algorithm using spectral transformation and spatial statistical operations.

Nielsen, H. Ø., Frederiksen, P., Saarikoski, H., Rytkönen, A.-M. & Pedersen, A. B. How different institutional arrangements promote integrated river basin management.

"There is nothing illegal about an international structure, especially in a globally integrated economy and these arrangements may be perfectly legitimate and may have already been declared to HMRC," she said.

This is due to the out of plane orientation of some fibers & fully integrated nature of fiber arrangements of three dimensional braided composites that enhance stiffness/strength in the thickness direction and eliminate the inter-laminar surface characteristics.

The plasticity and the polysemic nature of the notion of smallness, which refers simultaneously to physical (small/big), geographical (local/global) and moral (anonymous/notorious) characteristics, offers a particular opportunity to show how these three dimensions have been integrated into evolving organisational arrangements and discourses aimed at legitimising the professional order.