in-TED-ral
or
IN-tegral
?
The second one. But I think you meant G, not D, in the first.
Been watching the TED Talks, Dale? 
contextual, imo.
If nessecary for validation, #1,
If nessecary for operation, #2.
Not for me. It’s always IN-tegral. YMMV.
yep
Ditto.
–James
well then! 
I’ll just go be inTEGral elsewhere!
And I thought this would be a thread about calculus . . . 
Another vote for IN-teg-ral.
Yes, IN-teg-ral is about calculus, and in-TEG-ral is about integrity, although eventually perhaps there could be some common ground to all of that.
O myelin sheaths. How I miss you.
I had a set of myelin sheaths. But they were too itchy without pajamas.
this is getting just too embarrassing! 
Inte-Gral for me.
David
Us-uns way over in Yurpistan sez INT-egral.
∫ (Integral)(^n) dx = n(Integral)(^n-1) +C?
Man, I cannot remember how this stuff works anymore.
Time to crack the book again.
Calculus Made Easy
Naw, just go to the dentist. They can use one of them ultrasonic cleaners on calculus. It’s an integral part of their practice.
As a noun, stress the first syllable:
“The INtegral of acceleration gives the velocity.”
As an adjective, stress the second syllable:
“The filing cabinet is inTEGral to our records process.”
That make sense. Nice explanation!
IN-te-gral.
Here’s another: for most of my life, I lived in New England, where I carried an in-SUR-ance policy. Now I’m in the South, where they only sell IN-sur-ance. What’s a Yankee to do. 