Sentence examples for truly integrating from inspiring English sources

Their interfaces are relatively static, relying on "tags" or pop-ups to provide information, rather than truly integrating their augmented reality with the real thing.

Also, Infinitely Green out of Chicago reports that this year a map for bike-riders has been provided thus truly integrating some alt wheels into the mix.

Also, Infinitely Green out of Chicago reports that new this year is maps for bike-riders of the Chicago North (PDF) area stops -- and Cook County North Map (PDF) -- with the recommended bike routes included thus truly integrating some alt wheels into the mix.

Last but not least, 2012 is begging for brands to truly integrate mobile with commerce and CRM programs, and create new integrated experiences for in-store, at home and on-the-go.

To what extent are courses truly integrated?

After all, no British Muslim can truly integrate into western society without this elusive balance.

This method truly integrates the control objective into the identification step.

McKinsey estimates that only 6% of companies have truly integrated Enterprise 2.0 into the core.

But, on the positive side, the act creates an opportunity to truly integrate health and social care.

He faults the design of Silverlight for being an island that is not truly integrated with the Internet.

MyM offers a software environment in which development, simulation and visualization of mathematical models are truly integrated.