Sentence examples for nearly integrated from inspiring English sources

"The strategy should not be to get a percentage of U.S. exposure for the sake of it, but to manage defense as a nearly integrated business and make acquisitions when and where they fit," said Mr. Tusa of Echelon.

Cognitive structures and action patterns are nearly integrated at that point.

Primary teeth that undergo pulpectomy are nearly free of root absorption, and the pulp tissues are nearly integrated.

But Freddie Gray died at the hands of a police force that is nearly as integrated as the city of Baltimore, and that is headed by an African-American commissioner.

For instance, "dinotoms" house virtually intact diatom symbionts [ 4]; Pfiesteria piscicida scavenges temporary kleptoplastids with a limited lifespan [ 25]; and Karenia and Karlodinium have haptophyte-derived plastids that are nearly as integrated as native peridinin-type plastids [ 26, 27].

Special education students are nearly always integrated in the English and math regular classrooms.

This is consistent with their ability to nearly optimally integrate visual and haptic cues when performing the same kind of task (Gori et al., 2008).

"We weren't integrated nearly as rapidly as the North," she said.

In many ways, the Geyserville showed similar characteristics to the Lytton Springs, but the disparate parts were not nearly as well integrated.

One called the Syrian Liberation Front has been integrated nearly wholesale into the council; many of its members coordinate closely with the Syrian Islamic Front, a group that includes the extremist Ahrar al-Sham, according to a recent report by Ms. O'Bagy, of the Institute for the Study of War.

It wasn't as pretty, and not nearly as well integrated, but it had one big advantage: it ran on just about any iOS device.