Sentence examples for integrated to form from inspiring English sources
The 12 provinces of the kingdom remained atomized, and their unarticulated markets were often attached to the trading networks of foreign states such as Venice or Genoa rather than integrated to form a national market within the kingdom itself.
Thus, the two above mentioned methods are integrated to form NFSs, which have the merits of both methods.
How these tasks interact and are integrated to form a framework for constructing knowledge based diagnostic systems is described.
The work involves a novel simulating platform, developed in Simulink, where each component of a series HEV is developed using a first-principles approach in a modular fashion, validated by available experimental data and then integrated to form a coupled nonlinear dynamic model.
In this and other works, Lovelock and his collaborators argue that all biological organisms and their inorganic surroundings on the planet are closely integrated to form a complex and self-regulating system, maintaining the necessary conditions for life -- a concept they termed "the Gaia Hypothesis".
When observations are stratified (i.e. higher accuracy and precision in hot spot areas) and different observation systems are integrated to form an observation portfolio (e.g. optical, SAR, LIDAR and in-situ), monitoring costs per MRV REDD unit are minimized.
The components are integrated later to form the switched beam antenna.
This indicates that less than 0.01%% of the cells with integrated H4G94P survive to form a colony.
I recognize that this proposal is designed to push hospitals to form integrated delivery systems; however, our health care system is a long way from being organized in such a fashion.
There is an emerging opportunity for biologists to work closely with physical oceanographers to form integrated observing systems, thereby enabling a critical mass of researchers to lever funding.
White clover homoeologue pairs from the integrated map were conflated to form eight homoeologous groups with marker locus positions standardised as a proportion of distance along each linkage group.
