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integration Definition

in·te·gra·tion (in′tə grā′s̸hən)

noun

  1. an integrating or being integrated
  2. ☆ the bringing of different racial or ethnic groups into free and equal association
  3. Math. the process of finding an integral when given a quantity or function that is the derivative or differential of that integral
  4. Psychol. the organization of various traits, feelings, attitudes, etc. into one harmonious personality

Etymology: L integratio

integration Related Forms
in′·te·gra′·tional adjective
integration Synonyms

integration

n.

unification, combination, amalgamation, assimilation; see alliance 1, mixture 1, synthesis 1, union 1.

integration Law Definition

n

  1. The merger of all agreements and understandings between parties pertaining to a particular subject matter into a single written agreement.
  2. The removal of racial barriers in society, providing equal access to all public facilities.
integration Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • ict: He is actively involved in ICT projects and the integration of ICT to teaching.
  • refugee: This material contributed to Creative Exchange's research on arts, culture and the integration of refugees and asylum seekers.
  • theory: Some of the modules make use of external professional involvement so that there is integration of theory and current practice.

Converse of object

  • facilitate: Outreach strategies developed and used to facilitate integration into the mainstream school will be described.
  • promote: It provides an enterprise data management service to the BBC, promoting applications integration using the latest technologies.
  • achieve: However, there was a strong desire to achieve seamless integration from ` discovery ' through to ` delivery ' .
  • enable: Full RS232 control and status enables custom integration or automation.
  • simplify: The addition of a cross platform batch processing system and a meta data architecture greatly simplifies system integration.
  • impede: However, the main point is undeniable; " chain migration " is still on a substantial scale and is seriously impeding integration.

Adjective modifier

  • seamless: However, there was a strong desire to achieve seamless integration from ` discovery ' through to ` delivery ' .
  • vertical: At the same time, vertical integration is part of the JCB philosophy.
  • European: The era of European integration by stealth is over.
  • numerical: Numerical methods Newton's method for finding a root; numerical integration of a function.
  • tight: This tight integration means that there is no actual application that you need to explicitly start.
  • temporal: STI performs temporal integration without destroying the phase-locking information of regular sounds -- the phase locking information that we hear.

Noun used with modifier

  • data: Well, there's the question of data integration.
  • refugee: These organizations are involved in helping refugee integration, either directly or indirectly.
  • enterprise: This presentation will explain how firms can remain cutting edge and simultaneously avoid expensive replacement costs by using enterprise application integration ( EAI ).
  • computer-telephony: Try customer relationship management ( CRM ) or computer-telephony integration.
  • multi-channel: We have a proven track record of success worldwide in CRM and multi-channel integration.