Sentence examples for integrating an equal from inspiring English sources

Director Cliff Bole and the episode's producers originally considered having series regular Ethan Phillips (Neelix) portray Tuvix, but decided against it fearing that he was too identifiable and would have difficulty integrating an equal amount of Tuvok's character into his performance.

After the war, Arab countries chose to put the Palestinian refugees into refugee camps, while Israel integrated an equal number of Jewish refugees from Arab countries into Israeli society.

By integrating a client "as an equal stakeholder in the data gathering process, [Root Capital] can do impact research while gathering data that is useful to the producer enterprises" served by their loans.

And low- and middle-income economies will lose a staggering 2% of gross domestic product per year by 2030 if surgical and anesthesia capacity is not integrated as an equal partner in health system strengthening.

This is because integrating a nonhomogenous Poisson process results in a Poisson distribution which has a mean equal to the mean concentration in the discharge.

These IR features had an integrated absorbance equal to 72% of the same features following exposure of an alumina surface with a saturation amount of hydroxyl.

Oqtans integrates an assortment of machine learning-powered tools into Galaxy, which show superior or equal performance to state-of-the-art tools.

In addition, we integrate a PPI with the weight equal to or higher than a threshold into the PPI dataset only if both two proteins in the PPI already exist in the PPI dataset.

You cannot just integrate an entire function.

However, it's naive to believe that an institution is integrated and equal just because black and white pupils sit next to each other in class, or to think that not having "white" in a predominantly white college's name signifies that its minority students are on an even a footing with its white students.

Regarding 'Commercial, Service Quality and Planning', the issue that stood out was the ability to freely integrate, through equal priority, freight and passenger services, which should be considered a key requirement of the railways of the future.