Sentence examples for wide integration from inspiring English sources

However, the healthcare industry still lacks a wide integration of available technologies that could produce better results.

This paper proposes a prototype multi-agent enterprise resource planning (MAERP) system that utilizes the characteristics and capabilities of software agents to achieve enterprise wide integration.

The rapid proliferation of mobile devices and its wide integration into people's daily life have enabled a wide range of applications that benefit from users' context to deliver more personalized services.

Present voltage regulation methods adopted in distribution grids using DGPV units are based on the local interaction of each source with the power grid, without exploiting the potential benefits of a wide integration among them.

To lose a company like Baidu at once lowers the inherent utility of Bitcoin, and also directly contravenes the narrative that Bitcoin was starting to find wide integration into the world of e-commerce, thus granting it legitimacy, and perhaps improved stability.

A relatively wide integration step size was chosen to speed up simulations of the full model, as for the time-continuous (non-spiking) neurone model considered here, smaller step-sizes lead to largely the same network properties.

In 2001, he was appointed the Chief Auditor of Citigroup after having led the successful enterprise-wide integration of the Internal audit teams after the merger of Citicorp and Travelers.

As part of a wider integration with Facebook's Open Graph, the Guardian Facebook app was an experimental social news experience that aimed to make it easier for Facebook users to discover Guardian content via their friends.

Miguel E. Lacayo, El Salvador's economy minister, said in an interview that he lamented the possibility of producing a weaker overall agreement, but added that this may be necessary to achieve wider integration in the future.

Such links assured the wider integration of kinship groups over a particular territory and could include links formed through marital connections as well as the recognition of kinship ties in the line that was complementary to the principal line of descent (i.e., matrilateral ties in a patrilineal kinship system or patrilateral ones in a matrilineal system).

It's been proven that the parochial nature of exchanges is one of the inhibitors to a Europe-wide integration of systems, exchanges and consistent methodology.