Sentence examples for of being integrated from inspiring English sources

Media Stage work has the added advantage of being integrated by AQA into its GCSE media studies course.

"One definition of being integrated into American society," he said, "is being involved in a lot of litigation.

And the notion of being "integrated with other subjects" means that when ninth graders study 16th-century Europe, language arts classes explore Shakespeare and math and science classes look at contemporaneous developments in those fields.

We have seen a shift in attitudes from a situation, not so long ago, where most people born with severe disabilities were locked away or ridiculed, to today where the disabled have a real chance of being integrated into society and having their human rights respected.

If only NATO countries, he laments, had used a tiny proportion of what they have spent on bombs to help modernise Macedonia and other Balkan countries, the region would have had a better chance of being integrated into Western Europe.But perhaps a lesson has been learned.

This product is in the process of being integrated with Buddy Media's SaaS.

The equations of motion were integrated using the leapfrog integrator with a step of 1 fs.

Of course, all of this is integrated with Apple's Reminders app.

The performance issue of fairness is integrated into the third definition of cost function.

Equations of motion were integrated with a time step of 2 fs.

The equations of motion were integrated with a time step of 0.001 ps.