Sentence examples for integration expanded from inspiring English sources

David Thomson, chairman of Thomson Reuters, said in a statement: "Tom successfully directed an extensive integration, expanded our business internationally, revitalized the Reuters news organization and championed talent across the entire business".

RBC additionally called out Amazon's progress with Alexa's development, with launches like Alexa Guard, which listens for break-ins and smoke detector alarms; plus new features like local voice control for when the internet is down; location-based reminders; advanced routines; email integrations; expanded calling options; and many others.

Hence, the scope of heat integration is expanded by enabling heat integration of process streams such as waste gas streams and reactor feed and effluent streams simultaneously with the water network's hot and cold streams.

In [6], the Riemann-Liouville fractional integral for repeated fractional integration was expanded in block pulse functions to yield the block pulse operational matrices for the fractional order integration.

Vertical integration expands and specialization in process equipment, machine tools, and facilities increases.

Results reveal that the economic gains for member countries will increase if the coverage of integration expands.

When economic integration expands regional markets, more suppliers are attracted to the regional market and firms have the opportunity to specialize.

Currently in the works for the app is Foursquare check-in support (for after you've arrived and want to re-share your plans), calendar integration, and expanded Android platform support.

The European Union (EU) deepened its integration and expanded its membership.

It's this tendency to forget, to loose inspiration, that makes integration of expanded consciousness so bedeviling.

Furthermore, genetically engineered MSC clones could be generated from iPS cells after an accurate screening for a vector integration sites and cells with safe harbor integrations potentially expanded nearly indefinitely.