Sentence examples for losing integration from inspiring English sources

But are we losing integration of the bits and pieces of research into the necessary holistic and general overview along the way?

Perhaps more critically, Fove also announced that the headset would be losing integration with Valve's Lighthouse system which powers positional tracking on the HTC Vive in favor of its own system.

These databases may be aggregated using several techniques to create single data sets that may be mined using standard approaches; however, separate databases may, in their design or data representation, capture information that is analytically useful and that is lost on integration.

Although consciousness may be a sign of ongoing integration, it can be lost with continued integration of the organism as a whole [3, 4, 6, 17].

In the 21st Century, 'in their midst' should no longer be considered in geographical terms but in economic terms: if the common people of the wealthier countries want the benefits of global economic integration without losing the benefits of social policy, they will have to support social integration beyond borders.

Pew warned that the ongoing financial crisis means the European project was "in disrepute" in some countries, with many Europeans losing faith in closer integration.

"The drive towards closer integration is losing momentum and appears in great danger of slipping backwards … European leaders risk the EU becoming a marginal player in a globalised world whose rapid change is clearly not to Europe's advantage".

"The Taiwanese students lack the courage and determination to commit to regional economic integration, fear losing out and change and only wish to defend the status quo," the editorial read, contrasting Taiwan's hesitation with South Korea's embrace of the Chinese economy.

When Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, proclaims that it will become the most inclusive city in Europe by 2015, that integration is a two-way process and that diversity is strength (Copenhagen, 2011), it is easy to think that the Danish national model for integration is losing its influence and power.

According to Lani Guinier, what do people feel was lost by forcing integration?

The company, which provides companies with Internet and electronic commerce services including Web site design, systems design and systems integration, lost $3.8 million in the first nine months of last year after breaking even the year before.