Software studies tracks how software is substantially integrated into the processes of contemporary culture and society.
The two economies are substantially integrated, and when the Federal Reserve Board decided recently against decreasing interest rates, the Canadian dollar -- sometimes called the loonie because of the water bird depicted on $1 coins -- was pummeled.
Diversity distracts us from a simple but painful truth, which is that persistent black educational failure (and Hispanic failure, to a lesser extent) has made it impossible for the most selective schools to become substantially integrated using their own traditional criteria of merit.
As companies have begun to recognize that giving back is not an optional perk for employees but an expected cornerstone of every company's DNA, employers are substantially integrating this ideology into their corporate goals and messaging.
"In many large evangelical congregations" in the United States, Putnam wrote in the obscure but academically credible journal Scandinavian Political Studies, "the participants constituted the largest thoroughly integrated gatherings we have ever witnessed". His team concluded that such "megachurches" have become "substantially" integrated, in racial terms.
Biomarker measurements are substantially integrated into the exposure and health assessment designs of the Columbia PCS.
The San Jose MSA is the most integrated metropolitan region, and is substantially more integrated than the Oakland of SF MSA.
Moreover, the data being exchanged was rarely the kind of information that could allow businesses to streamline operations substantially by integrating them with suppliers and customers.
Wind turbines and other unsteady power producing systems can benefit substantially by integrating inexpensive and easily sited Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) to provide a more continuous energy supply.
The takeaway of the report is clear: refugees integrate substantially and contribute positively to American society.
As noted by Tangney et al. [41], vicarious forms of social emotions substantially help to integrate social psychological research on interpersonal relations, social identity, group, and inter-group processes with cognitive and affective research.
