Sentence examples for rational integration from inspiring English sources
The extension of the vaults over the entire church and the more rational integration of the annexes and church proper gave rise to Romanesque architecture.
"We are banking on private initiative, entrepreneurial freedom, openness and rational integration with the global economy," the prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, told an economic forum in Sochi on Friday.
The rational integration of conductive nanocarbon scaffolds and insulative sulfur is an efficient method to build composite cathodes for high-energy-density lithium sulfur batteries.
The rational integration of noble metal nanoparticles to nanofiber matrices to achieve desirable plasmonic properties will bring unprecedented strategies for sensor development.
The efficiency of such monitoring systems could be improved through the rational integration of the studies at permanent plots with the geospatial technologies.
Skutsch et al. [16] and Bavikatte and Jonas [17] stressed the need for the rational integration of geospatial technologies to improve the efficacy of community monitoring systems.
Numerical integration of differential equation solutions is based on using: rational integral functions trigonometric series.
Mr. Moak, in his letter, contended that Delta pilots "presented a rational and fair integration method".
Although not without large social costs, measured by a substantial increase in poverty and inequality (see Alvaredo et al. in this volume), this reform process finally moved the Argentine economy toward a rational form of integration into the world economy.
The telodendrimers with well-defined structures enable the rational design and integration of multiple functionalities for efficient encapsulation of the protein-polycation complexes by multivalent and hybrid supramolecular interactions to produce sub-20 nm nanoparticles.
Between them they developed most of the standard material found in calculus courses: the rules for differentiation, the integration of rational functions, the theory of elementary functions, applications to mechanics, and the geometry of curves.
