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It's estimated that the two black holes will eventually drift together and merge into a larger black hole some tens to hundreds of millions of years from now.
In the Omnipolarizer, all incident SOPs are nonlinearly trapped and merge into a small spot around a well-defined SOP at its output.
A blotch of blue and a blotch of yellow rush to each other and merge into a splash of green, reminding us of Little Blue and Little Yellow by Leo Lionni.
Hurricane Isaac struck the region a month before the paper is to cut back print publication to just three days a week, lose part of its newsroom staff and merge into a new company with the Web site Nola.com.
Backlit by the low sun, silhouetted figures break away and merge into a darker mass, but it's still possible to see a makeshift bookstall and a hot-dog stand, cheekily set up on the corner right outside McDonald's.
Kidder worked in a group of more than 50 people in the multi-institutional Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes collaboration, which used supercomputers to solve equations from Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity to predict what the Laser Interferometric Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) would see if two black holes spiral together, collide and merge into a single black hole.
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The marsh is a place where the boundaries between water, earth and sky are blurred and merge into an atmospheric mélange that serves as an apt metaphor for the creative process.
A double tube extended from the hood and merged into a single tube at the back.
These two bands decayed and merged into a single band with time.
Eventually, the clouds flattened and merged into a disk that followed an elliptical orbit.
Then, the fuzzy inference systems are kept and merged into a single entire system.
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