Sentence examples for mere integration of from inspiring English sources

The correction step is replaced by the mere integration of an ordinary differential equation with the help of automatic differentiation (see, e.g., [5, 29]).

But the service's timing may be based on more than the mere integration of IBM's Outblaze buyout: Google has spent the year trying to recoup from repeated outages of Gmail, including its own enterprise email service the online applications have been unavailable for multi-hour windows three times so far this year.

By applying the notion of evolution to ethics, Alexander explains that one can mean either the mere integration of the biological into the ethical sphere, or treating morals as one part of a comprehensive view of the universe, in which a steady development from the lower to the higher can be observed, a development which follows the law of the survival of the fittest (Alexander 1889: 14).

This indicates that the mere integration of chromosomal elements into specific loci is not of benefit per se but would require certain prerequisites.

Away from mere integrations, plenty of companies are working on fully autonomous driving solutions for the future.

To Noblit and Hare, synthesis provided an answer to the question of 'how to "put together" written interpretive accounts' [[ 8], p7], where mere integration would not be appropriate.

These results suggest that the integration of merE gene had no deleterious effects on the plant growth.

From the viewpoint that the MBs function as an integrator of multimodal sensory information, the present results corroborate earlier assumptions that more than mere sensory processing, like integration of foraging information, occurs in the MBs of the foragers.

Increasing recognition that psychosocial prognosis is directly related to the severity of the cognitive impairments [ 16- 19], has resulted in a paradigm shift that may expand the targets for treatment beyond the mere symptom suppression and necessitate an integration of cognitive assessment into routine psychiatric practice.

The conception of aging involves the discussion of subjects such as social integration of the elderly beyond mere daily care, the acquisition of lost statuses and roles, increasing functionality, and the efficient use of spare time.

Although a smart grid (understood as a mere effectuation of energy consumption) is conceivable without a large integration of renewable energy sources (RES), the German ES Transformation relies on innovations in this area to mitigate ensuing volatilities.