Sentence examples for means of integrated from inspiring English sources
Traceability systems can be implemented by means of integrated computer-based information systems.
The programming method of control of heating process is achieved by means of integrated programmable logic controller (PLC) and frequency inverter (FI).
Tissue engineered menisci hold great promise as a treatment alternative however lack a means of integrated fixation to the underlying bone needed in order for a tissue engineered meniscal replacement to be successful.
In this context, supply-chain traceability systems are suitable tools for controlling plant disease diffusion and they can be implemented by means of integrated computer-based information systems (ICBISs) which incorporate data from different production centres.
The students and their parents were able to also explore profiles with missed or doubled doses by means of integrated check boxes.
Integrated landscape approaches offer a means of integrating policy and practice to ensure equitable and sustainable use of land while strengthening measures to improve environmental conservation, production, and well-being outcomes.
Several capstone experiences are available to Linguistics majors, as a means of integrating the skills and knowledge gained in the major into a significant intellectual product or experience.
Wherever it's taken seriously, multiculturalism leads to the disintegration of society into warring tribes... Historically, respect for individuals and open debate have proved the only means of integrating a society peacefully.
The ultimate aim is to provide designers the means of integrating the potential work context at the start of the design process.
An Integrated Solar Combined Cycle System (ISCCS) is proposed as a means of integrating a parabolic trough solar thermal plant with modern combined cycle power plants.
The ultimate aim is to provide designers with the means of integrating information about the potential work context into the equipment's design process from the onset.
