Sentence examples for longer integrated from inspiring English sources

It was found that under these more realistic speech and noise levels a single reflection is no longer integrated fully.

In the periphery are the losers - people on modest incomes who are "no longer integrated economically, socially and culturally in the life of the nation".

Bimal Jalan, former governor of the Reserve Bank of India, points out that the process was no longer integrated because there were different governments in different states and the tenures of the state governments were also different.

The western parts of the country were no longer integrated nationally but had successfully 'accessed' to relevant environments in Austria, Germany, and the remainder of the EU, whereas some eastern provinces had remained synergetic under the regime of the old (state-controlled) system.

Banks are no longer integrated teams.

Research on knowledge management across disciplines has found that the quality of decisions correlates positively with the amount of information up to a certain point, after which further information is no longer integrated into the decision-making process (Eppler and Mengis 2004).

"We can no longer integrate their titles into our global distribution for the holiday".

"I will never argue for zero immigration, but the reality is that when you invite more people than you can handle, you no longer integrate them".

At a later stage of the cultivation the scaffoldin CipC is produced in sufficient amount and all heterologous enzymes are trapped in the cellulosomes while a large fraction of regular cellulosomal components can no longer integrate the complexes, thereby causing almost an interruption of the cellulose depolymerisation.

A. After December 31, AOL Pictures will no longer be integrated with any other AOL product or service, and embed links to photos stored on AOL Pictures will become obsolete.

If large and complex modern societies can no longer be integrated solely on the basis of shared cultural values and norms, new nonintentional mechanisms of coordination must emerge, which take the form of nonlinguistic media of money and power.