Sentence examples for integrating the number from inspiring English sources

A social integration index was built by integrating the number of current close friends, the participation in any community activity and the integration in cooperatives or associations.

While the top end is consolidating and integrating, the number of startups focused on recruitment technology has exploded.

That is, the detector imaged the incident beam over its 1024 × 1024 pixels, integrating the number of particles counted in each pixel during the exposure period.

The goal of this paper is to study the complicated optimal design problem of integrating the number of actuators, the configuration of the actuators and the active control algorithms in buildings excited by strong wind force.

For all networks and the system as a whole, we observed a continuum of both specificity of associations and impacts (Figure 1), which indicates that contrasting host exploitation strategies (i.e. integrating the number of host isolates, the impact achieved on each, and phylogenetic relatedness between hosts) co-occur within our communities.

The ratio of high- E (0.9 or 0.8) to low- E (0.4) populations was ∼0.5 with 0 nM guanine and ∼0.8 with 500 nM guanine, as determined by integrating the number of molecules in each FRET peak.

From the very first day of the struggle at Khâm Đức, it was clear that ground units were not prepared for an emergency evacuation, due to the lack of experience in terms of integrating the numbers and types of aircraft in such a small geographical area.

For each of the last 9 weeks, we have integrated the number of tweets related to each user in the show + voting time window.

Many different CTA scores integrate the number of occluded vessels and the degree of obstruction (complete versus incomplete) with conflicting results concerning their association with death.

As might be expected, the gains yielded by this approach generally scale with the quality of the individual methods integrated, the number of methods included, and, importantly, the diversity of the comprised algorithms (Kuncheva and Whitaker 2003).

This approach is scalable in respect of how many data sources can be integrated (the number can be limited only by the hardware availability) and relatively inexpensive to develop and maintain as we deliberately keep human intervention at a minimum.