The hybrid company would be stronger in enterprise computing, tech services, PCs and printing systems, enabling it to support and develop better Linux-based solutions for customers, the CEO said, adding, "One of the aspects of merging with Compaq that our customers find most appealing, actually, is that we are both committed to driving adoption of Linux on the Intel and Itanium platforms".
Other aspects of the merge score are described in Yip, et al. (2004) [ 13].
Critiquing such theories has often proven difficult, not least because of the imprecise dating of many aspects of the palaeoclimate or archaeological records and the difficulties of merging the two strands of research.
Four different types of merging has been considered, namely, normal merging, forced merging, group merging, and vehicle cover merging for left-turning vehicles at uncontrolled T-intersection.
It is based on the notion of merging two different mathematical measures, namely closeness index and similarity index to come up with a combined index that takes different criteria or aspects into account while performing ontology evaluation.
The process of merging stacks is iterative.
Since this review focuses on technical aspects of the merged-beam experiments we also restrict the outlook on possible experimental improvements and developments, rather than on future applications.
We are always different, because wherever we go, there is a you and a me, two different aspects, never merging into a blank indifferent mush of a single quality.
Fitting, therefore, that aspects of her somehow merge with her sculptures: vibrancy in the luminous blue eyes; elegance in the long body lines; a gentleness that chimes with the fragility of her delicate metal work.
In the case of Babar (the subject of a previous Morgan exhibition) or Winnie-the-Pooh, the combination of human character and animal body evokes the state of childhood, where aspects of both worlds merge with bewildering, shape-shifting ease.
The results demonstrate that the downward velocity is determined by three aspects: merging behavior in the entrance buffer of the stairwell, strength of participants and visibility in the stairwell.
