Sentence examples for represents an integration from inspiring English sources
His style represents an integration of French, Italian, and other styles with the more austere style of German keyboard music.
Ms. Zemel said that Biedermeier furniture, which is often touted as the original modern furniture, represents "an integration of modernist and time-worthy that suits California," and Iliad Antik is showing the pieces in a modernist setting.
Sensors, for which the measurement represents an integration over a sensor-soil contact area of diameter less than 1 cm, would be subject to this aggregate-scale variability.
In the absence of alternative means, the analysis of scale-up cryopreservation represents an integration of inspections at end states at cryogenic storage temperature and at room temperature, with extrapolation from small-scale effects—observed with cryomicroscopy.
First proposed by Witte in the early 1990s [18], the EPPM represents an integration and expansion of previous psychosocial models of "fear appeal".
Our data differs since it represents an integration of the permeability of non-manipulated tissues throughout the gastrointestinal tract of live mice.
In addition, these parklands represent an integration of cattle raising and agriculture and an intensification of the production systems in a context of increasing population and competition to access to land.
An important caveat throughout the interpretation of parenting fMRI studies, however, is that these brain activity measurements are indirect and represent an integration of instantaneous electrical brain activity over at least seconds.
The spread of insect vectored plant virus diseases such as barley yellow dwarf virus has traditionally been depicted as disease progress curves which represent an integration of the interactions between virus, host plant and vector.
Antibody responses represent an integration of malaria exposure over time and allow an evaluation of temporal trends in transmission.
Therefore changes in Rps6 phosphorylation represent an integration of both TORC1 and TORC2 signalling.
