Sentence examples for preferred integration from inspiring English sources

It was originally devised by Ghuman [ 31, 32] to investigate acculturation strategies between two cultures (bi-culturalism), i.e., whether South Asians in Britain preferred integration and assimilation into a more British identity, as well as other questions around the perceived level of marginalisation and separation from British culture or identity.

Electronic Data will jointly market Archive's services with its own, with Electronic Data acting as the preferred integration and infrastructure provider for the privately held Archive, based in Culver City, Calif.

Cost-calculations are required to select the preferred integration method.

The behaviour of these schemes is also compared with that of the fourth order Runge Kutta method, which has been the preferred integration scheme for non-linear systems of a single or a few degrees of freedom.

Today, however, Apigee announced a number of smaller updates that introduce a few new integrations with the Google Cloud platform, as well as a major new partnership with cloud data management and integration firm Informatica that essentially makes Informatica the preferred integration partner for Google Apigee.

Integration of the viral cDNA into the host cellular genome is a necessary and intensively investigated event in retroviral replication, particularly as concerns the identification of the preferred integration sites.

Others, notably France (which feels its Gallic influence diluted in the enlarged EU) would prefer integration around an inner core of 17.Germany's preference for a larger group is partly about protecting established EU institutions.

Here, we prefer integration over separate lives.

Still, he resents the suggestion that he and his family prefer integration because they want to be white.

He is seen as preferring integration with Turkey (the likely outcome if there is no deal) to a settlement that involves painful compromises.

Belarus's command economy stays afloat on the back of vast energy subsidies from Russia, and polls show that Belarusians prefer integration with Russia over Europe.But the new atmosphere of instability has given Mr Lukashenko room for manoeuvre.