Sentence examples for integrated with what from inspiring English sources
This act usually seems like a detached final episode, but here it is fascinatingly integrated with what came before.
Nuclear physics was successfully integrated with what was known about the conditions of temperature and density in the interiors of stars.
Part of that was because Jajah actually offered VoIP alternatives that easily integrated with what people already used to make calls.
To that end, the platform will also come integrated with what could end up being a handful of Google products, particularly its young virtual wallet and payment service, Google Wallet.
For instance, Currie and Jureidini (2001, p. 161) argue that delusions are more plausibly imaginings than beliefs, because delusions 'fail, sometimes spectacularly, to be integrated with what the subject really does believe', whereas there is no requirement that imaginings are consistent with what the person believes.
"Mail helps inmates stay integrated with what's going on at home.
The test for Keynote for business folk is how well it integrates with what they have to use: corporate templates, Excel spreadsheets and existing PowerPoint presentations.
While this is an ostensibly simple concept, it does leave ample room for interpretation: what is it the developers integrate with, what happens when they do, and what happens before they do?
To streamline this adoption and help it go more smoothly, teachers need a platform that operates as a resource to help make the standards more accessible and make alignment easier to manage, but also one that integrates with what they've already been doing.
