Sentence examples for integrated quite from inspiring English sources

Voice and music aren't integrated quite as seamlessly as on those early Weeknd mixtapes, where both felt utterly contemporary.

It was also found out that it can be integrated quite effectively with biocatalysts for fabrication of graphene-based biofuel cells (BFCs), where the biocatalysts are used for turning a chemical energy of substrates/biofuels into electricity.

These are the kinds of tools that are already integrated quite nicely into sites like Tagworld.

While reasons for fleeing their homelands differ, they have integrated quite seamlessly in terms of English language skills, educational endeavors, home ownership, wage growth, and other factors.

"Their practices will integrate quite easily with our practice in New York," said James M. Neis, managing partner at Winston, referring to Whitman's lawyers in New York.

And if I failed to integrate quite as fully as usual that afternoon down the stairs in Wardour Street, I wrote, it was only because of my lamentable lack of fluency in the major Chinese languages.

Indeed, although the analyzed data often include personal and sensitive information, with relevant threats to privacy implied by the analysis, so far Big Data platforms integrate quite basic form of access control, and no support for privacy policies.

RealSense and Movidius will undoubtedly be growing cozier, but Krzanich insists that Movidius will still be sold as a standalone product though it's clear that both sides hope to see the products integrate quite closely.

This indicated that Snf1 and PKA act in concert, i.e. on the same protein kinases, whereas Snf1 and Hog1 seem to integrate quite extensively through more complex routes.

I have one atheist friend who integrated hers quite happily into an atheist and materialist worldview; some Christian friends who will talk about them quietly and realistically: they clearly don't prove the truth of anything you're not disposed to believe beforehand and prepared to work on afterwards.

You see, unlike those southern men, the Army had been integrated for quite some time.