That happens implicitly, in the difference between Google Home and Amazon's Echo: the former integrates tightly with your Google account, reading emails, notes and calendar events to keep up to date with your life, while the latter takes a more hands-off approach, only linking with what it's told and generally attempting to be responsive, rather than proactive.
Our results indicate that whilst most of the identified symptoms are common to lay and professional people, the former integrate symptoms into a markedly different observational frame from the latter.
For both semantics, ASP encodings [127,133] as well as labeling-based algorithms [127] have been presented, the former are integrated in the ASPARTIX system.
The nearly 55.000 probe sets of the former chip integrate the more than 22.000 probe sets of the HG-U133A chip and, in addition, the probe sets of the HG-U133B array.
The two-year programme was meant to see the former prisoners slowly integrate into Kazakh society.
While many municipalities globally are currently undertaking initiatives to support urban agriculture, policies and zoning regulations can act as barriers, with the former usually not integrated with planning.
end{aligned} (17) We multiply (16) by (overline{f (x, lambda_{2} )}) and (17) by (f (x, lambda_{1} )), subtract the latter from the former, and finally integrate this relation according to x from 0 to ∞.
Simply put, the objective of the latter is to prepare children for a life as able and self-sustaining employees on the labor market, while the objective of the former is to integrate them into the national community by making them responsible, engaged, and politically literate participants in society.
Much of the cost of integrating the former East Germany was piled on to the social-security systems because it was politically easier than raising taxes.
A less unfavorable view of the Mussolini era is prevailing, partly because of the political necessity of integrating the former neo-Fascists into the mainstream.
The first has been hit by bouts of recession ever since its asset-price bubble burst in 1990, while sclerotic Germany has been hobbled by the EU's tough fiscal-policy regime, by rigid labour laws, and by the cost of integrating the former East Germany.
