Sentence examples for perfectly integrated to from inspiring English sources

You don't get tired of them," Mr. Platon said while walking around the garden, adding, "These pieces are perfectly integrated to the natural landscape and look like they could have been here for a long time.

Therefore, to create new fine-tuned pathways that can be perfectly integrated to be compatible with the host cellular metabolism is highly desirable.

This follows from trade theory; if economies are perfectly integrated, then local quantities are unrelated to local prices the law of one world price for all factors will prevail.

Here, we will review recent developments in the proteomics field that can be perfectly integrated in post-GWAS studies and thus contribute significantly to the identification and functional characterization of trait-associated SNPs or variants (Fig.  1).

Far from being perfectly integrated, the world's markets for goods, capital and labor appear to have become remarkably segmented.

The person may well be perfectly integrated in Frankfurt's sense, but we should feel no temptation at all to describe them as having exemplary integrity.

It may not be her showiest or fullest performance, nor the most exquisite ("Guys and Dolls"), but it's perfectly integrated into the texture of the movie and an integral element of the methods of its director, Otto Preminger.

A modern-dress prologue gives way to traditional period costumes, and Robert Brill's stark but imposing set designs are perfectly integrated with the festival stage.

After so many centuries of practice, modern Italians have buffalo dairying down to a science: animal genetics, human expertise, farming infrastructure — it's all in place and perfectly integrated.

Michael Kidd's choreography for that 1954 movie musical is perfectly integrated into the narrative.

The dance influences seem more prominent and more perfectly integrated into Doves' sound than before.