Sentence examples for and the merge of from inspiring English sources
Our media and our politicians became obsessed with the hope of the Arab Spring, the Wall Street protestors and their ambiguous mission, and the merge of the Tea Party into mainstream politics.
We observed a homogeneous distribution of EBP and lipid rafts on the plasma membrane of human dermal fibroblasts and the merge of the obtained images indicated that these entities colocalized.
The movie shows the green channel (membrane-GFP), the red channel (Cy3- Cdx2 mRNA), and the merge of the two channels.
Columns 3 5 are magnifications of an epidermal region with single channel detections of Cyclin B (CycB), BrdU and the merge of both channels (BrdU in green, Cyclin B in red).
Although no acute rheumatic fever cases were detected, the most worrisome characteristics of this clone were the success for causing invasive disease and the merge of two virulent features: the serotype, emm3, and capsule hyper-production, expressed as a mucoid morphology.
Nevertheless, such merge score have been developed for disjoint clustering only and bias exists in the merge of unequal-sized clusters.
Several wave power techniques are on the merge of commercialisation, and thus evoke questions of environmental concern.
Their inverted priorities are reflected in the book's upside-down design and the merging of 'real' and fictional characters - even American Psycho's Patrick Bateman makes an appearance.
In 2011 Hywood spearheaded a restructuring of the company which led to the laying off of 1900 staff, the outsourcing of subediting and the merging of digital and print operations.
Both reports start from the unchallenged but erroneous assertion that the NHS is "unsustainable", and are padded out with a plethora of platitudes about more care in the community and the merging of health and social care services.
Both pairs are the work of Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen, a married team who made the first pair and other works in their 2002 show to celebrate their 10th anniversary and the merging of their separate artistic careers.
