Sentence examples for introducing and integrating from inspiring English sources

Our aim is to extend the classical asynchronous computer-supported scientific collaboration by introducing and integrating collaborative work support tools with knowledge management approaches.

The capability of the framework to handle large-scale optimization problems for element-level decision-making in multi-element systems is considerably enhanced via a counting process state reduction technique that is introduced and integrated into the POMDP model.

However, the experience of each author differs in the way the teaching approach was introduced and integrated with additional pedagogies to meet specific needs of the student population, as well as the desired learning outcomes for both modules.

Linear antennas are introduced and integrated on the bridge legs, which results in increased areas of the original spiral-type antennas on the support layer. Figure 1c e shows spiral-type antennas with a single separate linear antenna, two separate linear antennas, and two connected linear antennas on the bridge legs, respectively.

To bring things back to the board room: sensitivity to local and global issues, internal and external matters, and understanding the human and material assets of the organization and how new ideas can be introduced and integrated into the organization are core components of the proactive approach.

Nepal introduced and integrated its primary health care programmes from the early 1980s.

PAC is urgently needed to be introduced and integrated into hospital and family planning system in China [ 29].

Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is a process in which exogenic DNA is introduced and integrated into a recipient genome.

"By introducing modifications and integrating it into the Global Fund grant processes, the Board has improved this valuable mechanism and made it available to all eligible countries that wish to implement it," said Gabriel Jaramillo, general manager of the Global Fund, in the statement.

Compared with the traditional thermoelectric microwave power sensor, a cantilever beam is introduced and monolithically integrated as a capacitive microwave power sensor to enhance the measurement range and improve the overload capacity.

In order to determine the location of the points of contact between the wheel and the rail, a first order differential equation for the rail arc length is introduced and is integrated simultaneously with the multibody equations of motion of the wheel/rail system.