Sentence examples for integrated more deeply from inspiring English sources

Because Microsoft controls both products, Outlook is integrated more deeply with Cortana than with other voice assistants.

Skype is being steadily integrated more deeply into Windows; it will be preinstalled in Windows 8.1 on the desktop.

A significant consequence is that Natural Language understanding in the context of behavior cannot simply be treated as "front end" processing, but rather must be integrated more deeply into the processes that guide an agent's behavior and respond to its perceptions.

Definers was also integrated more deeply into Facebook's communications operations than has previously been reported.

That's why Google TV needs to end up in more devices and that's why it needs to be integrated more deeply with a general set top box experience.

And mobile ads, although they have to be integrated more deeply into the mobile experience, do better than the right-side ads on Facebook.

He added that the EU, rather than splintering in response to crisis, would integrate more deeply.

Instead, Mr. Tchuruk said in a statement that the companies planned to take steps to integrate more deeply: "It is now time that the company acquires a personality of its own, independent from its two predecessors".

His focus on the need for immigrants to assimilate — by learning English and integrating more deeply into American society — may be intended to help ease concerns among some of his Republican supporters and some moderate Democrats.

A paper prepared by the German Christian Democrats in 1994 suggested that a core of member countries should integrate more deeply, leaving others to tag along if and when they could.

Lerer says that JackThreads' slowness to integrate more deeply with Facebook will prove to be an advantage.