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New material on supercomputing is integrated into existing classes if it is taught at all.
HappyFresh is integrated into existing IT services and backend systems within retail partners, Bihler explained.
Pixate's tech is integrated into existing mobile apps via an SDK.
However, it is likely that despite these benefits 4D CAD models might not diffuse through the construction industry unless 4D modelling and analysis is integrated into existing project planning approaches.
The report also poses the question of how to put in place a Scottish scientific advisory system, which is integrated into existing U.K. and European structures, and which ensures that the best scientific advice on specifically Scottish issues is available to Scottish ministers.
Community adoption of mitigation strategies is also more likely if hazard education is integrated into existing development programs and if it includes discussion of tangible actions that can be taken to protect lives and livelihoods, instead of just discussing uncontrollable threats (Paton et al. [2001]).
While the app could replace a register, PayPal says that it also is integrating into existing POS solutions from NCR, Vend, Kounta, Erply, Leapset and Shopkeep.
Refugees were integrated into existing villages and health services, some of which already existed and others which were newly created and are available to all.
The persistent question, "What do the kids want?" often led to the conclusion that the events were not political because they could not be integrated into existing analytical frameworks.
Christopher Ré, computer scientist democratizing big data analytics through open source data-processing products that have the power of machine learning algorithms but can be integrated into existing and applied database systems.
Next year, the company, which is working with several partners and aviation authorities, plans to start "major trials" at airports to see how Robirds can be integrated into existing airside operations, Nijenhuis said.
