In a third step, specialization will be integrated in view of the European Certification Process of the EBCOG (European Board and College of Obstetrics and Gynecology).
Exploring hardware specialization requires a vertically integrated research approach spanning applications, compilers, run-times, instruction set design, microarchitectures, and VLSI implementation.
Bucking the trend toward specialization, Samsung thrives as a vertically integrated manufacturer.
If a style of work, such as working on a small scale with no economic specialization outside of the family, is integrated into beliefs and traditions, then it becomes a part of the culture, a factor shared by the community.
The historian John Higham called the catalogue a "revolutionary" and characteristically American tool, which promoted specialization by grouping authorities together under topic headings and integrated the latest books rapidly features we take for granted now.
Cytoskeletal proteins determine cell polarity and membrane specializations by integrating the actin cytoskeleton with cell membranes.
The resulting ES-iN or iPS-iN cells exhibit quantitatively reproducible properties independent of the cell line of origin, form mature pre- and postsynaptic specializations, and integrate into existing synaptic networks when transplanted into mouse brain.
In this book, Luiz Pessoa moves beyond the debate over functional specialization, describing the many ways that emotion and cognition interact and are integrated in the brain.
It is not clear whether Argentina could have sustained its fast pace of growth under specialization (see Llach in this volume) if the world had remained widely integrated, as it was during the Belle Époque.
The second possibility is that deal lawyers use "flexible specialization" to reduce the costs of making adjustments to complex agreements whose sub-systems are not modularized but are rather kept highly integrated.
Everything is integrated.
