Sentence examples for integrated gatherings from inspiring English sources

"In many large evangelical congregations" in the United States, Putnam wrote in the obscure but academically credible journal Scandinavian Political Studies, "the participants constituted the largest thoroughly integrated gatherings we have ever witnessed". His team concluded that such "megachurches" have become "substantially" integrated, in racial terms.

"In many large evangelical congregations," the researchers wrote, "the participants constituted the largest thoroughly integrated gatherings we have ever witnessed".

The investment in this diverse community will result in an established interdisciplinary network of EV-related expertise across Duke's campus and beyond, the creation of data-sharing formats to support integrated data gathering and analysis, and the development of multiple proposals for target funding opportunities.

We perhaps need adaptive computing that integrates intelligence gathering into its very fabric and which does not rely on humans training the algorithms in how to make decisions.

Small and medium sized enterprises form a central part of most economies and have the opportunity to build smart manufacturing from scratch and implement digital transformation rapidly, rather than rebuilding or retrofitting to integrate data gathering across different units as large businesses need to do (Deloitte, 2015).

The random projection was integrated with the compressive data gathering in order to enhance the energy consumption and load throughout the network.

The course addresses both GIS theory and applications, offering a dynamic analytical framework for gathering, integrating, interpreting and manipulating temporal and spatial data.

The challenge of integrating the intelligence-gathering capabilities of the CIA with the military elements of the Defense Department, combined with fragile relations with countries overseas where drone strikes are carried out, has made for a bogged down process, hampered by both bureaucratic jostling domestically between spies and soldiers, and blurry international formalities.