Sentence examples for so as to integrate from inspiring English sources

Finally, a series of possible alternative configurations of processes are taken into consideration so as to integrate the balancing of the line with process design and equipment specification.

Forward stratigraphic modelling aims at representing the spatial distribution of lithology as a function of physical processes and environmental conditions at the time of deposition so as to integrate geological knowledge into the reservoir modelling workflow, thus increasing predictive capabilities of reservoir models and efficient exploitation of hydrocarbons.

In this regard, responsibility sharing can be achieved so as to integrate resources and enhance the efficiency of public services.

Shear studs are used to connect the deck plate with the cross beams and girders so as to integrate the system as a unified structure.

With regard to complex social systems like the South China Sea Rim and mountainous Southeast Asia, "systematic observations" are especially needed in order to deepen understanding so as to integrate regional social structure, ethnic evolution and cultural changes.

Books in this series are solicited in constant cooperation between the statistical societies and need to show a high-level authorship formed by a team preferably from different groups so as to integrate different research perspectives.

The workflows were developed in the Taverna Workflow Management System to provide flexibility in their operation and the ability to rapidly and simply integrate with web services and other Taverna workflows in the future [for example, see Li et al. (2008)], so as to provide integrated data analysis and bioinformatics or cheminformatics packages.

"When making a zine, I felt encouraged to try new things," said Ms. Whitney, who has used zines to experiment with bookmaking techniques, going so far as to integrate recycled wallpaper samples and hand-stitched bindings into her earlier works.

Then there is the story of Vietnam's indigenous religion, Cao Dai, established in the mid-1920s, which goes so far as to integrate and reconcile the world's major religions.

A hot water storage tank is therefore proposed to be integrated so as to maintain the water temperature within allowable limits.

Although other fields of psychology examine many of the same functions and processes, such as attention, thinking, or motivation, the personologist places emphasis on how these different processes fit together and become integrated so as to give each person a distinctive identity, or personality.