Sentence examples for intrinsically integrated from inspiring English sources
ATIS are intrinsically integrated with advanced communication platforms and devices, and aim to enhance (or integrate) the information level on network conditions that most travellers already have from their own traffic estimation process (experience).
Chemical-looping combustion has emerged as a promising alternative technology, intrinsically integrating CO2 capture in power production.
Melanopsin-expressing cells constitute 1 2% of retinal ganglion cells in the adult mammalian retina, are intrinsically photosensitive, and integrate photic information from rods and cones to control nonimage-forming adaptation.
Furthermore, laser patterning enables versatile designs; our intrinsically stretchable MSCs can be directly integrated in elastic electronic circuit components such as foldable switches, elastic resistors, and capacitors.
As a secondary theme, we point out that caution is required when designing sensors for transition metal ions from systems with intrinsically proton-sensitive fluorescence due to receptors either integrated with or spaced from the fluorophore.
Because nonvolatility is a characteristic of the bistable states of a ferromagnetic element, magnetoelectronic devices are, intrinsically, nonvolatile storage cells and a natural application for the technology to pursue is integrated memory.
The difficulty in understanding synaptic transmission relies in that it exactly stands at a scale where stochastic molecular events are integrated into a cellular function (i.e. depolarization), making a synapse an intrinsically unreliable device.
Using the most thorough genome-wide profiling techniques for short regions that show differential epigenetic state, we identify approximately three hundred intrinsically epigenetically variable loci and the most robust of these are likely to be associated with recently integrated retroviral elements.
Acquisitions were poorly integrated.
Everything is integrated.
"We are totally integrated.
