Sentence examples for long integrated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parker has long integrated tap into his own work.

She is one of several galvanizing figures to have come from Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, a forward-thinking outlier that has long integrated live art into its vision.

And though much of his music has a romantic, existential, or aspirational bent to it, it has long integrated hard-edged lyrics and tracks, like 2011's Headlines: "Tuck my napkin in my shirt 'cause I'm just mobbin' like that/ You know good and well that you don't want a problem like that/ You gonna make someone around me catch a body like that".

Problem solving practice, as the most popular way of teaching the solution method, has been long integrated into school mathematics (Stanic and Kilpatrick 1988).

A cross-disciplinary (sedimentological, geochemical, micropalaeontological and archaeological) examination of 12 continuous cores, up to 20 m long, integrated with stratigraphical, geomorphological and historical investigations, allows for reliable delineation of the middle late Holocene environmental evolution in the Pisa old town area, with special emphasis on the Etruscan age transition.

Some universities have merely split long, integrated degrees into separate bachelor's and master's degrees.

Then we work at the N.C.A.A. basketball regional, long since integrated at every level.

Twitter should have long ago integrated a search box directly onto the logged-in Twitter home page.

Simulation has long been integrated in anaesthesiology training, yet a comprehensive review of its effectiveness is presently lacking.

The design of the wall demonstrates the sustainable use of natural resources which has long been integrated and practiced by Brokpas to conserve their high-altitude resources.

In the cardiac field, where multi-electrode mapping has been practiced for several decades, comparable methods have long been integrated into software frameworks that have been widely used (e.g. see [ 16- 18]).