Sentence examples for which integrating from inspiring English sources

The possibility of adjusting the integration period in the calculation in the sphere module is intended to remove the problem for daughter products with long half-lives, such as 221At, which has a half-life of 7.21 h, and a daughter product of 207Bi, which has a half-life of 32.9 years, and for which integrating to infinity would probably not be realistic.

According to the properties of LNG, this work aims to develop a direct contact type ice generator, which integrating some special designs such as jacketed cylinder, nozzle arrangement and gas floatation, in order to improve heat transfer and phase separation in the SFD process.

A number of models have been proposed putting forward thermodynamical, kinetic, conformational or theoretical considerations, none of which integrating the whole set of available data [4].

This Appendix provides the theoretical framework and the conditions upon which integrating an ensemble of molecular pathway models, { M i } (for i = 1 to D) yields the dynamically integrated solution O is possible.

Currently, we continued collecting the data as these data were beneficial for future implant designs which integrating anatomical designs that may be applicable for larger number of populations in Asia.

The sensible alternative is a distributed generation system which integrates and controls power.

The concept is similar to Activision's Skylanders games, which integrate physical toys with video games.

The organization also runs a program called Expeditionary Learning Schools, which integrates the principles of Outward Bound into primary schools.

The characters are created through a process called shadowmation, which integrates bunraku-style team puppetry and computer graphics.

Ann Silverman, a hospital spokeswoman, said the new building would probably include research and educational facilities for the institute, which integrates all the hospital's cardiac and vascular services.

This summer the company introduced a service called SmartLinx, which integrates material from nearly 1,500 sources in the LexisNexis stable of databases.