Unibody construction differs from the traditional "coachwork on chassis" design in that it integrates much of the framing into a single body using a number of pieces welded together into a single unit, thus distributing the load over the entire frame of the car.
Most recent divergence time analyses have been undertaken within a framework of Bayesian inference because it is capable of integrating much of the uncertainty associated with divergence time estimation, viz. the relationships between fossil evidence and clade age, rate variation among lineages (the relaxed clock), branch length estimation, tree topology, and parameters such as data partitioning.
When combined, the rules integrate much of this knowledge into the fuzzy rule-based expert system.
MaizeGDB, the maize research community's Model Organism Database (MOD) is charged to integrate much of these data and to provide an access point that serves data representations [e.g. the MaizeGDB Genome Browser (2), descriptions of loci and gene models, etc.] to external data resources with connections to physical entities such as genetic stocks.
The company says the new tool integrates much of what the Azure team has learned from running its cloud.
Multivariate image analysis algorithms attempt to integrate as much of the information of each cell that can be extracted.
In conjunction with the announcement of the beta of Microsoft's Office 2010 at its Professional Developer Conference, LinkedIn and Microsoft have partnered to offer an add-on that integrates much of your LinkedIn contact information with your Outlook contacts.
Fourth, when Americans do live abroad they generally don't stay long and don't integrate much, preferring to inhabit Mini Me versions of America, ranging from military bases to five-star "international" (read: American) hotels.
The academic portion and the laboratory portion were integrated, in that much of the writing and mathematics were geared to help provide the students with the skills needed to function in the laboratory.
