Sentence examples for and able to merge from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the measures you've taken (or lack there of), you should check out Apocalyptic Shift, a Flock House Project Benefit that imagines a post-industrial landscape centralized around migratory, public, sculptural habitats that are movable, modular, and able to merge.

As most introductory biology textbooks explain, what makes sperm and egg cells able to merge and make a new organism is that they each contain only half as many chromosomes as other cell types.

Vehicle license plates are recorded in all data sources to uniquely identify each vehicle and to be able to merge the information across the different sources.

TOPK siRNA cells grew in clumps and were not able to merge as compared with TC71wt cells.

For inversions and translocated segments, DELLY is able to merge the left- and right-spanning paired-end or split-read calls.

The work, heroically edited and shaped by Robert Weil — who did not read Volume II until Volume I was in print and regretted not having been able to merge the two — is full of cracks and seams, but somehow these become vital elements of the novel.

Food has always been important to me, and I love how I am able to merge my passion for food and technology in a way that impacts people's lives.

Wiles and Pazcoguin appeared comfortable with this blend, able to merge the flexed feet and parallel stances with the balletic virtuosity that audiences love.

Stations will be given greater flexibility to co-locate and analogue services will be able to merge to form new DAB operations.

One notable feature that will be missing is the Clippings feature, and users won't be able to merge their saved clippings to the new platform.

By simultaneously absorbing the NYSE and Euronext, it will be able to merge the former LIFFE with its world derivatives leader, Eurex.