Sentence examples for integrated extension from inspiring English sources

The closed-system PIVC was composed of catheter with integrated extension tube, a stabilizing wings and a passive needle shielding mechanism.

In comparison, POWER KNEE is the first prosthetic knee designed to function as an integrated extension of its user, using battery-powered capabilities to address the lost muscle capability and asymmetrical movement often found in people with limb loss.

To this purpose, the authors propose an integrated extension of the decision-making model described in [24], which consists of three parallel and intertwined processes, combining a (i) cognitive rational approach to organising the decision-making process, (ii) a five-level stakeholder engagement process, and (iii) quantitative analyses and methods.

Hamstrings cross both hip and knee joints, and integrate extension at the hip with flexion at the knee.

Existing amenities such as hospitals, libraries and theatres would help integrate extensions of existing cities, though many new services would have to be added.Mr Rudlin argues that as many as 40 cities could double in size, providing 86,000 new homes for 150,000 people per town over the next 30 to 35 years.

A guardian, integrated as extensions of the health care team, is seen as an asset by the health care staff.

AgileBits is hoping to get developers to integrate the extension in their apps by the time iOS 8 launches this fall, and has created a GitHub page with documentation and examples in order to make the process easier.

This includes investigating which group of travellers have used the new tram extension earlier than others, and integrated the tram extension as a part of their daily travel patterns.

The PES policy need to be integrated within agricultural extension and related cross-sectoral extension services to improve farmer's skills and knowledge on conservation-economic development linkages, on-farm decision-making, resource allocation, and strengthening smallholder farmers-private sector relationship through developed markets for ecosystem services.

The Turl Street entrance appears from Agas's map to date from after Price's death, and the north side of the building on Turl Street may have been integrated into an extension early in the 17th century, although the date of such work is unclear; Price is nevertheless sometimes given the credit for the archway on the inside of the entrance on the first quadrangle.

CDAPubMed is visually integrated, as an extension of a widespread web browser, within the standard PubMed interface.