Given how prominently Facebook has integrated Live Search, and how accustomed most users are to searching elsewhere, it would not be surprising if the number of queries per user stayed closer to 1 than 10, even when lumping new web searches together with old profile searches.
Apart from integrating iReport prominently at the center of CNN's website instead of hiding it away at the bottom, the iPhone application integrated iReport prominently.
From an educational perspective, it is now recognised that there is a need for patient safety education to be more explicitly integrated and prominently positioned within existing undergraduate and postgraduate training curricula for all health care professions [ 13].
For the rest of the war the majority of Rhodesian servicemen went into the field integrated into South African formations, prominently the 6th Armoured Division.
Several years ago, it had been prominently reported that mental health must be integrated in global initiatives for HIV/AIDS, and that research on mental health and HIV should be a high priority, especially in less wealthy countries like Cameroon [ 26].
In the most impressive of the 20 or so quilts here, in which words figure prominently, the verbal and the visual are ingeniously integrated along with personal, domestic, religious, social and even political interests.
However, the key linkages, as with societal disruptions, seem prominently to involve (a) exposures to potentially disruptive events directly or through globally integrated systems affecting human well-being and (b) vulnerabilities (i.e., susceptibility to harm and the effectiveness of coping, response, and recovery efforts).
Pocket has integrated Mozilla's Firefox Accounts for creating new accounts and signing in users and the Pocket button now prominently features in Firefox's user interface.
Everything is integrated.
In April of 1959, despite her mother's disapproval, Teresa joined her classmates and professors in an unprecedented, prominently reported demonstration of unity (the protesters wore academic robes) against a law that would extend apartheid to the few institutions of higher education that were still integrated — including their own.
