Sentence examples for integrated in one from inspiring English sources
The microlens designed as needed was directly fabricated and integrated in one step on the emitting surface of a VCSEL by femtosecond laser direct writing (FsLDW).
During the readout process, a read resistor whose resistance strongly depends on the temperature is integrated in one of the side-arms of the three-legged cantilever design, which is heated to around 300 °C.
IEC 61850 are here to stay to provide methods of developing best engineering practices for substation protection, integration control, monitoring, metering and testing; all integrated in one.
This suggests that participant's opinions were based on the two health professionals integrated in one physical location (surgery – meaning medical centre) providing a vital link for service provision and communication.
Integrated regulation refers to motivation that is driven by goals, values and strategies that are integrated in one's own self.
"But," she added, "actually providing a PC and having it all integrated in one unit is quite unusual".
Our work aims at developing a multifunctional nanocrystalline heterostructure based on TiO2 nanorods, FexOy and Ag nanoparticles (NPs), TiO2NRs/FexOy/Ag, integrating in one nanostructure a visible light photoactive moiety (TiO2NRs/Ag) and a magnetic domain (FexOy), in order to address the photoactivity under visible light and the possibility of recovery and reuse the photocatalyst.
The Water Impact Index is the first indicator to integrate in one single metric all the key water aspects, namely water volume, as well as the level of water stress and the quality of water withdrawn and discharged.
In practical, these systems are not exclusive and often tend to integrate in one another because of the development cost.
According to [9, 10], silica has been widely used to integrate in one form several active substances with different mechanisms of action to increase their bioavailability and stability and to provide prolonged release of active substances.
This study proposes a novel DME process based on methanol dehydration, taking place in a reactive dividing-wall column (DWC) that effectively integrates in one shell a reactive distillation (RD) unit and an ordinary distillation column.
