Sentence examples for loosely integrated from inspiring English sources

In reality, planning and scheduling activities are loosely integrated.

It had a rudimentary, no-frills design and was a hodgepodge of loosely integrated technologies.

On the other hand, in the Khabur Triangle settlement primacy is less accentuated and the polities are more loosely integrated.

At the other end of the market, in recent years groups of mid-tier firms across the globe have linked up to form loosely integrated networks.

The discussions might start with a divisive issue that was on the agenda at Versailles: Should the Kurds have an independent state of their own, or can they be loosely integrated with Syria, Iraq, Turkey and Iran?

The results show that at a larger regional scale, both central Anatolia and the Khabur Triangle in the Middle Bronze Age are characterized by fragmented politically landscapes of competing independent polities loosely integrated.

The similarly beta effort loosely integrates various user-created environments into a sort of world wide web of game engine worlds that users can jump between.

The paper presents a novel architecture allowing to improve end-to-end QoS in hybrid MANET-FiWi environments by loosely integrating SDN controllers in charge of monitoring and controlling each domain.

GPS/INS loosely-coupled integrated navigation and Kalman Filter were used to get accurate attitude angle and position information, which could ensure the precision of data fusion.

This paper describes an experimental Flow-based Infrastructure for Composing Autonomous Services (FICAS), which supports a service-composition paradigm that integrates loosely coupled software components.

April 22, 1922 Nogales, Arizona January 5 , 1979Cuernavaca, Mexico Charles Mingus, byname Charlie Mingus (born April 22, 1922, Nogales, Arizona, U.S. died January 5 , 1979 Cuernavaca, Mexico) American jazz composer, bassist, bandleader, and pianist whose work, integrating loosely composed passages with improvised solos, both shaped and transcended jazz trends of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.