Sentence examples for integrated as that from inspiring English sources

However, the company's product may not be not as cost-effective as those of SigmaTel, Samsung or Actions Semiconductor, or as integrated as that of Broadcom, the analyst admitted.

What can be concluded from Table 8 is that apparently teachers intend to use the CAPTT because they find it interesting and challenging to use (potency) and also because they believe its use is connected with their identity as being a teachers (integrated) as well as that they find the CAPTT a useful tool.

We need to scale up and adapt programmes so that refugees can integrate as quickly as possible in their new homes and make best use of their skills.

The whole nested hierarchy is synchronously integrated as One System that implicitly embraces all possible varieties of phenomenal experience.

But Freddie Gray died at the hands of a police force that is nearly as integrated as the city of Baltimore, and that is headed by an African-American commissioner.

For example, farms that used the same slaughterhouse, catching company or that were integrated as part of a larger company were assumed to be epidemiologically linked (Dent et al., 2008; Nickbakhsh et al., 2011).

Whereas the computer industry strives to make things as "seamless" (that is, integrated) as possible, he advocates keeping some networks and data apart.Viktor Mayer-Schönberger of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government has come up with a more innovative proposal: requiring information to be deleted over time.

Modern embedded systems that are integrated as multi-processor system on chips, are often characterized by the complex behaviors and dependencies between system components.

During this assessment, the complex state of stress and strain under a spudcan is usually simplified to a value of foundation stiffness that is integrated as a boundary condition into the structural analysis.

This latter concern may also be applicable to certain epitope-tagged transgenes, although likely less problematic when expression is directed by sequences representing the natural genomic context for the gene of interest that are integrated as one or a few copies.

Following the sequence assembly, resulting unique PUTs were mapped onto their corresponding genomic sequences using gapped alignments as implemented in SIM4 method that was integrated as part of ASFinder [ 34].