Sentence examples for integrated interest from inspiring English sources

Though it took until 1959 for every major league team to be integrated, interest in the black leagues began to wane in the 1950s when the best players were signed by the major league.

This paper presents IRIS, an integrated interest dissemination and convergecasting solution for wireless sensor networks (WSNs).

They run the gamut from giant-caps like Exxon Mobil that have integrated interests in nearly every area, down to niche performers that provide valuable unique services in support of many of the others.

But in the real world, difficulties in this area are not impossible to manage given the two countries' deeply integrated interests.

Collaboration among stakeholders in ICT efforts and research can promote a cohesive approach to scaling up, as well as improve policymaking by integrating interests and feedback of different key cross sectoral actors.

With the exception of the odd dollar-sign painting or commissioned portrait of a businessman, Warhol never integrated his interest in business into his work.

He was also a practicing clinical psychiatrist well into the 1980s, and his writing has integrated both interests with its sustained focus on the workings of tormented, endangered, often marginalized characters' minds.

Beyond that, the founders want to integrate users' interest graphs into the site, allowing users to search for people with similar interests and demographics.

Consequently, the reliability of the occupancy predictions of pedestrian simulations can be enhanced by integrating the interest function model into choices models.

Some expressed experiencing strong conflict, especially those with commission 1a), while others had partially solved the conflict, and some GPs, all female, seemed to have fully solved the conflict, either by taking the patients' side and not caring about societal interests (1b) or by sticking closely to society's rules (1c) or by integrating the interests of the patient and of society (1d).

There is a need for valid methods to identify specific barriers for the topic of interest, integrated in comprehensive approaches for designing implementation strategies.