Sentence examples for means to integrate from inspiring English sources
Perhaps most visibly, a former German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, has embraced commerce as a means to integrate Russia with Europe.
Intelligent agents provide a means to integrate various manufacturing software applications.
Therefore, it is necessary to develop a means to integrate multiple simulation models to predict holistic system response.
In recent years, various researchers have come up with different ways and means to integrate CAD and CAM.
The latter approach is preferred, since comprehensive plans already have standing in local governments, and they provide a means to integrate hazard mitigation with other community goals.
A systematic mapping of design specific, feature related, independent design parameters to dependent, concept related engineering parameters is proposed as a means to integrate both methodologies.
Both plates are meant to integrate the latest nutrition advice and serve as at-a-glance aids to planning healthy meals.
The investigation had drawn on resources from the Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center — a so-called "fusion center" in Maricopa County meant to integrate mundane local crime data with federal intelligence streams, in search of clues about terrorism plots.
But a sophisticated security command center, meant to integrate information from thousands of surveillance cameras as well as sonar in the ports and helicopters overhead, will not be operating completely until mid-July.
While based on classical music -- Bach, Mozart, Mendelssohn and Ives were played in three days of concerts for 6,000 schoolchildren at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College in April -- the curriculum is meant to integrate all the arts into a given subject area.
At the commission's request, designers at the Rockwell Group, which is developing the playground with the City Parks and Recreation Department, made changes meant to integrate the contemporary structure into the historic seaport district, including replacing a chain link fence with one of wrought iron, lowering a ramp and removing parking spots.
