Sentence examples for to integrate in the from inspiring English sources

Due to planar structures proposed here, it is easy to integrate in the microwave integrated systems, which can play an important role in the microwave communication circuit and system.

Compared with many rivals, the Swiss theologian's reading of Islam is more devout, and also more insistent on the need for Muslims to integrate in the West.

If modern Islamists and other forces in Egypt are given the opportunity of a healthy, democratic environment, they might develop more open and tolerant approaches, which will enable them to integrate in the international community.

A generation later, public schools that had been ordered to integrate in the 1960s and 1970s became segregated once again, this time with the blessing of a new generation of justices.

The National Basketball League of the 1940s became the first basketball league to integrate in the 1942-43 season, as teams in Toledo and Chicago hired 10 black players, including Bill Jones, a University of Toledo star and future Harlem Globetrotter.

Results demonstrate that renewable energy sources have a high potential to integrate in the electricity generation balance.

"The roots of Europe, were consolidated down the centuries by the constant need to integrate in new syntheses the most varied and discrete cultures," he went on.

To the contrary, he said, Take Two becomes less valuable over time in part because its assets will be harder to integrate in time for the holiday season.

Palestinian refugees should have real options, whether they choose to return, to be integrated in the countries where they now reside or to resettle in other countries.

Inspired by the 1961 freedom rides that sought to integrate buses in the South, the new ride aims to turn immigrants' rights into a new civil rights movement.

Electroporable constructs cannot label entire lineages due to their incapacity to be integrated in the genome.