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Is this plant going to be integrated or what?"
They toured the facility and were asked if there were any questions, and inevitably the same question arose: "Is this plant integrated or what?"
In one fell swoop, Mr. Teszler had integrated the textile industry in that part of the South.
Taking the concept of outdoor and indoor, promenades and parks integrated with intense urban life.
They know how to do collaborative problem solving, they know how to do discovery-driven learning and they know how to do integrated decision making.
In microelectronics, they use something called lithography to do the same sort of thing, to make the transistors and integrated circuits and build up a structure several times.
With bacteria and Archaea, the chromosome is integrated into the cell, but we recently showed that we can do a complete transplant of a chromosome from one cell to another and activate it.
And the same is true for translucent solar cells integrated into windows, solar cells integrated into street furniture, or indeed, solar cells integrated into these billions of devices that will form the Internet of Things.
Refugee camps are intended to be temporary structures, offering short-term shelter until inhabitants can safely return home, be integrated to the host country, or resettle in another country.
Many religions began as cults, but integrated into the fabric of the larger society as they grew.
Our global system is evolving from the vertically integrated empires of the 19th century, through the horizontally interdependent nations of the 20th century, into a global network civilization in the 21st century.
But it should be, a connected Pax Arabia, internally integrated and productively connected to its neighbors: Europe, Asia and Africa.
All of this integrated into the same medical adhesives that are used in the hospital.
Core Europe around Germany and France and others will still work, be functional, stable, wealthy, integrated.
And the interesting thing of what you're seeing here is these prosthetics now get integrated into the bone.
They get integrated into the skin.
They get integrated into the muscle.
How are they to be integrated into the system, and how is a diverse set of identities to be made coherent under either national or global leadership?
Everything's holistically integrated.
In Peru, they call it the Peruvian Décima, because the Décima becomes so integrated into our traditions, that if someone asks, people from each place are completely convinced that the Décima was invented in their country.
The results are then integrated within and across systems to avoid double-counting and add it up to see if we actually get to drawdown.
You've got a regular seat for adults, and then you fold it down, and the kid sits on top, and it's integrated.
Firstly, the sensor can be miniaturized and integrated into small, handheld devices like this alcohol breath tester.
And solar cells need to be much better integrated into our environment.
It can heal after damage and it's tightly integrated with sensory neurons for feedback on motion and the environment.
But a related technology, integrated photonics, has come to the rescue.
Now, we’ve saddled light with information and redirected it to run along a fiber optic superhighway— with many different integrated photonic exits— to build an even more expansive, virtual world.
That’s a tall order, but there’s a solution that partners two things: a special kind of laser-based probe called LIDAR, and a miniature version of the communications technology that keeps the internet humming, called integrated photonics.
With integrated photonics, modulators and detectors are being shrunk to less than a tenth of a millimeter, and packed into tiny chips that’ll one day fit inside a car’s lights.
This microscopic technology, called integrated photonics, is made from wires of silicon that guide light— like water in a pipe— to redirect, reshape, even temporarily trap it.
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