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Meanings of integral part in English

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Function which returns the nearest integer to x; for half-integers, a rounding rule must be chosen, usually to round half-integers to the nearest even integer.

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Usage of integral part in English
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A year abroad has become an integral part of many students' education.
The Irish Times
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Federal prosecutors, however, say Lopez was an integral part in the graft.
Reuters
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Community engagement is an integral part of AbbVie's culture, according to Clarke.
The Irish Times
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Ortega's cooperation had been an integral part of my planning so far.
Altered carbon
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Chechnya is internationally recognised as an integral part of the Russian Federation.
The Irish Times
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The FARC has become an integral part of a vast criminal economy.
Reuters
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An integral part it is in their noble design of the Adelphi.
And Even Now
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Kilmacud is considered to be an integral part of the Stillorgan area.
The Irish Times
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It has become an integral part of their design and development process.
Wired
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We have become in fact an integral part of the British Navy.
World's War Events Volume 3 / Beginning with the departure of t...
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More than just warriors, Cylons were an integral part of Kobollian society.
Book Three: The Final Exodus
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He triumphed over hostility here and became an integral part of society.
The Irish Times
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Workforce data collection should be an integral part of organizational pandemic planning.
Pubmed
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The Bahr-el-Ghazal thenceforth became undisputedly an integral part of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Over the years it has become an integral part of the RNTCP.
Pubmed
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I'm thrilled to be an integral part of such a special occasion.
Ebony
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Integral part through the time
Integral part across language varieties
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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