Sentence examples for somehow integrated from inspiring English sources

But, he said in an e-mail message, "Quantum mechanics is somehow integrated with geometry in a way that we don't really understand yet".

And the cloud music service could be somehow integrated with a new version of MobileMe, Apple's online subscription service that offers storage and other features.

Rather, they seem to mean any mobile app that has somehow integrated Facebook.

JAM Audio Voice - At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) it seemed like just about everything was somehow integrated with Amazon Alexa.

One day you will look in the mirror and realize that while you've been so busy and worried, the new-mom-you and the old you have somehow integrated in the most wonderful way.

Speaking of pivots to Asia and elsewhere, in a 1904 scholarly essay titled "The Geographical Pivot of History," this renowned British geographer, who started the study of geopolitics, redrew the world map, reconceptualizing Africa, Asia, and Europe not as three separate continents, but as a vast single land mass whose sheer size could, if somehow integrated, make it the epicenter of global power.

"We can't change the past," he says, "but we have to somehow integrate it into our biography, collectively and in our private lives".

A neuron somehow integrates, or adds up, all the electrical stimuli it receives from other neurons that are connected to its receptors.

To right it any government must somehow integrate the former rebels into the national army and draft a new constitution in the coming months.

My hope was that Bright Star would do a medley and somehow integrate Martin on banjo throughout.

Regarding the primary function of conscious processing, a recurring idea in recent theories is that phenomenal states somehow integrate neural activities and information-processing that would otherwise be independent.