Without them, the season might as well merge with spring and be done with it.
In entertainment sectors, a "triple threat" refers to performers who can sing, dance, and act exceptionally well, merging three seemingly distinct talents into one person.
And other banks too are eyeing credit-card targets too.In this section Looking for trouble Follow the money Prosecutors probe plaintiffs Clearly unhealthy Slow progress Bank of America's big buy Beware the bubbles Correction: hedge funds ReprintsFor the credit-card operators as well, merging with a bank makes sense.
In the Spectator, Nick Cohen suggests that because they both accept the referendum result, the Labour left and the Tory right may as well merge.
As well, merging population-based registries provided a relatively high number of cases making selection bias therefore unlikely and increasing the generalizability of our results.
Case studies of data from 7 wells show that orthogonal fractures were created in 3 wells, merging or parallel fractures were created in 1 well, and fractures with non-right angles were created in 3 wells.
At the lateral distance of 2.4 Å, the two wells merge so that the atom jumps to the surface.
This includes source positions, fluxes, count rates, hardness ratios (colors), extent, and measures of variability in multiple energy bands; all of which are reported for each individual observation as well as merged properties for overlapping datasets.
We then additionally excluded "transposable element genes" that slipped through the previous retrotransposon filter, as well as "merged ORFs" (i.e., now annotated as only part of a gene) bringing the total to 10,537.
For example, Le-Niculescu et al. [ 22] combined whole-genome gene expression data from the whole blood of bipolar patients with gene expression from the blood and brain of a pharmacologic murine model of bipolar disorder, as well as merged results from published genetic association and linkage studies and published human postmortem brain data.
