(1) And city officials are now designing programs to integrate the largely reclusive Chinese community and companies into the social and economic mainstream.

(2) Some replicants can only socially integrate themselves into a group of people by making fun of others.

(3) His aversion to racial discrimination compelled him to integrate his high school swimming pool-after which the school closed the pool.

(4) Retroviruses such as HIV must integrate into the human cell's DNA in order to replicate.

(5) Encouraging such striving, they felt, was the best way for poor blacks to escape poverty and integrate themselves fully into American social and political life.

(6) He attempted to integrate the University of Mississippi, which is only sixty miles south of Memphis.

(7) The university opened a law school in 1951 because Florida lawmakers did not want to integrate the University of Florida's law school at the time.

(8) When he helped integrate Tuscaloosa Junior High School, a white boy hit him in the face with a spitball.

(9) During the civil rights struggle, a little black girl is chosen to integrate an elementary school.

(10) As optical switching technology matures and more meshed networks are deployed, narrowband channelizers will easily integrate into this advanced architecture.

(11) She was anxious to integrate well into her husband's family

(12) Why should the Scots pay taxes to finance immigrants who don't respect them, won't allow their women to integrate or take on Western fashion or equal rights?

(13) The stone will blend with the environment and integrate into the landscape

(14) There are very limited opportunities for him to begin to integrate with other children and begin to extend his social and personal learning into a wider context.

(15) Their integrative motivation is to have their children speak Spanish in order to integrate socially with Spanish speakers.

(16) A better approach is to integrate the three stages into a highly compact, free-space geometry.

(17) The only way to compute complete trajectories was to integrate the differential equations numerically.

(18) Many of its members are willing to integrate and try to climb Europe's steep social ladder.

(19) There was a national campaign under way to integrate the lunch counters

(20) This means that it must struggle to integrate fully its African-American members, as well as its new, predominantly immigrant Hispanic members.