The system offers credit card capturing, so that you can charge for no-shows, and has full MailChimp integration, so you can integrate newsletters with your client list.
Leutz [ 32] described five laws for integration, one of which was "you can integrate all of the services for some of the people, some of the services for all of the people, but you can't integrate all of the services for all of the people" (p. 83).
"There is a critical mass of how many people you can integrate into a city.
You can integrate the cooked tomatoes into a salad or a risotto.
Further research by Dr. Cheng offers one answer: "You can integrate your identities if you have positive bicultural experiences.
And it shows how "you can integrate print with other things for a more powerful impact," she adds.
"If you know where you are and where you are looking," Dr. Teller said, "then you can integrate information from a map or other database onto your display".
You can get a CD recorder designed for home-audio use, like ones made by Philips or TDK, that you can integrate into your stereo system.
"The fundamental advantage of CMOS is you can integrate computing and sensor functions," said Willy Shih, president of Eastman Kodak's digital applied imaging division.
"Often the focus in redevelopment is on the buildings, not on how you can integrate a project into that neighbourhood," Kessler says.
Or, as Dr. Rainer put it, "Quality of life depends on how well you can integrate new circumstances into your life".
