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Rather, McGregor attributes much of his recent form to movement training – a regimen that champions free-flowing bodily rhythm and a merging of the mental and physical aspects of fighting.

The unified approach comprises global reachability analysis at the discrete event system level, local reachability analysis at the continuous-time dynamical system level and a merging of the results of these two methods using a discrete-path search algorithm.

Michael Kuo, one of the pioneers in radiogenomics, sees a blurring of the traditional lines between the diagnostic sciences and a merging of molecular diagnostics and imaging into a single diagnostic discipline [80].

Population growth and a merging of cultures and economies do not make for simple solutions to problems.

Wider units with airy gathering rooms, outdoor patios and lots of windows are prominent features of the communities' design, which are aimed to appeal to new generation of younger buyers who value socializing and a merging of indoor-outdoor space, said Kevin Baldridge, executive vice president of Irvine apartment communities, while touring a one-bedroom second-story unit in Veneto.

The need for close working relationships between health professionals and the courts has been documented in The Bradley report [ 19] (see Table 4) and by the DoH [ 21, 22] and a merging of services is clearly taking place [ 23].

These findings establish the multimodal nature of granule cells and locate a merging of sensory and corollary pathways in specific cerebellar subregions.

This resonates with the proposal of Edholm (Edholm et al., 1955), and represents a merging of parallel thinking from psychobiologists working on animal behaviour and physiologists working on human energy balance.

The venerable DJ store Fat Beats on Melrose was welcome to L.A.'s first visit by Hip Hop artists Diamond District, an infectious charge of old school rap flavored by the emcees' region, the "DMV" -- the area spanning D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, a merging of affluent areas with impoverished neighborhoods wrapped around the heart of America's government.

It is, he said, about one-third Heaney, two-thirds "duty to the text," and is therefore a merging of the anonymous author and the contemporary poet.

David Bickford, a former legal adviser to the security services, has publicly criticised their costs as excessive, and called for a merging of their operations.