Sentence examples for somewhat integrated from inspiring English sources

That typically means that the AI offerings will be somewhat integrated with transaction systems from the beginning, and that they can make use of the data within those systems (helps with the integration challenge).

In the 19th century the robber barons built mansions on main street and were at least somewhat integrated into their communities.

Fields of inquiry range from those such as psychology that are somewhat integrated with the natural sciences through to those that draw more on the humanities such as linguistics.

Indians at last will be somewhat integrated into local society, and everyone will do O.K. with espresso bars, heritage tourist centers, rodeos, art and music shops, microbrew and jazz festivals and stores that sell both snakeskin cowboy boots and Mexican guitars.

I think fear one and two are somewhat integrated in this.

The polar profiles tend to achieve somewhat larger integrated cloud mass than LCPS, but only by a few percent.

Kuhn's own later position, in which specialties are insulated from one another by taxonomic incommensurability, presents us with a somewhat less integrated conception of science and thus one less subject to large-scale revolutionary disruption.

Although such an index does not take into account possible interactions, it might give a somewhat more integrated view on the internal exposure of an individual.

It's a striking if somewhat undisciplined piece — an integrated four-movement structure built around a soprano setting of Ebba Lindqvist's poem "Det enda" ("Like one who flees from his true love … so have I fled from the sea").

The site has a clean (albeit somewhat generic) interface, with integrated Google Maps pinpointing each reviewed restaurant and a calendar for upcoming events.

And here, as mentioned, we have "February 1835" all over again, augmented by more and somewhat different examples and integrated now with his focus on replacement patterns of allied, endemic forms in space and time that had been his trademark since the inception of the journey and the source of his famous transmutational remark in the Ornithological Notes.