They also make a case for triangulating different data sources in order to come to valid conclusions as well as outline methods and statistical techniques to technically integrate these data.
It probably wouldn't be hard technically to integrate GPS within the device as well.
Technically, by integrating the results from multiple approaches of quantitative proteomics, cell biology, immunoblotting and confocal imaging, we revealed a mechanistic view that in diverse γH2AX-dependent cell fate-determining pathways, an IR-inducible H2AX-associating partner, BCLAF1, has diverse roles in regulating either apoptosis, or cell survival with active DNA repair or carcinogenesis.
IBM will try to make up for lost time by delivering products it says are more technically advanced and tightly integrated with its servers than the products delivered by its competitors.
No. It's just as technically challenging to build integrated optics and 3-D stacking as it is to do anything we're doing today in terms of lithography and shrinkage.
The ITER I&C system is organisationally complicated and technically challenging, and integrating its many sub-systems into a single coherent system is critical for the ITER project to meet its objectives.
Although technically Box already integrates with some 150 platform partners including those with international reach like Salesforce.com, Google, Jive and Yammer, this one more specifically will mean another social networking platform that Box can offer to its 8 million users.
Technically, we could integrate all EO pumps on one chip.
In the case of Gram-negative bacteria, the resistance genes are constantly evolving, making it costly and technically challenging to integrate the clinically most important genes into the existing or future NAT platforms.
As we have described, it is technically straightforward to integrate the increasingly available model-predicted ecosystem services (Maes et al. 2014) in the planning of green infrastructure using SCP methods (Chan et al. 2006; Moilanen et al. 2011).
