integrator
- noun
- /ˈɪntɪˌɡreɪtər/
- As a skilled integrator, she was able to transform the separate departments into a cohesive unit.
- a system integrator
- a unit integrator
And that soul is the integrator between your flesh and your spirit.
- And that soul is the integrator between your flesh and your spirit.
- But the White House should have known to ask who's the lead integrator.
- However, it's worth shopping around at other prebuilt SIS system integrators who might make ITX systems because it's possible you'll get a better deal.
- And for the OEMs and the SIS, SIS system integrators don't normally do a custom motherboard, but the OEMs, Lenovo, HP, Dell often do.
- As I said, they're they're integrators or they're derivators and things of that nature.
- So the AMD for example in the past has offered MDF for Sis or system integrators to include it's GPUs and systems that were built.
Examples
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Given the observed importance of integrators in connecting science and decision-making, how can their numbers be expanded?
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As the systems integrator, Lockheed Martin is also working out compliance issues that surround the import of German maglev technology.
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If we do it right, IT becomes more like a system integrator and less like a data center manager.
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The market will surely remain the effective integrator of economic activity.
Academic text (1992) -
Success from the perspective of a science integrator might include increased demand for information or briefings.
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Boeing is the lead investing partner and will serve as the overall system integrator.
Academic text (1996) -
In recognition of these facts, there are many applications where trained integrators are required to truly bridge the gap.
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And I think what Doug Foster talked about earlier, the integrators I think are going to play a key role in this, people who are using all media.
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The integrator helped different software systems communicate effectively with each other.
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Our team is looking for an integrator who can combine various technologies into a single seamless solution.
Synonyms
A person or thing that brings different people together
A person or company that joins several debts into one payment
A person or thing that joins separate parts of a system, often in computers
A person or thing that brings separate parts and information together
A person who combines different ideas and information to form one clear idea
A person who finds and joins small facts to make a clear story
A person or thing that brings separate people and ideas together
A machine that joins separate parts into a single piece
A person or machine that brings different companies and other things together into one group
Antonyms
How Integrative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Integrator comes from the Latin integer 'whole' and the verb integrate 'to make whole'. So an integrator is a person or thing that brings different parts together to make one complete whole.