Sentence examples for attempting to merge the from inspiring English sources
For example, attempting to merge the horizontal scaling platforms such as Hadoop with vertical scaling platforms such as GPUs is also gaining some recent attention.
With the Wii U, Nintendo is attempting to merge the magic of the Wii's motion gaming with the emergence of gaming on tablets.
Gifting startup Jifiti, which is attempting to merge the concept of thoughtful shopping involving carefully selected items with the convenience of a gift card, has added another $1 million to an earlier round announced this summer, the company is announcing today.
The Rim's developers, trying to forestall any problems that might arise out of the lenders' money woes, attempted to merge the Rim with another of their properties, the neighboring Chaparral Pines.
Many of his films are based on theatrical or literary texts and often deal with the disjunctions between film and theater, or between film and literature, even as they attempt to merge the respective mediums.
Organisers had previously said they would appeal against any refusal of their application and, if unsuccessful, would attempt to merge the event with a gay pride parade planned for 31 May.
This approach attempts to merge the strengths of developed countries with the strengths of developing countries to address their self-identified needs.
While DevOps attempts to merge the traditional system administrator and developer role, SREs are, for all intents and purposes, are software engineers tasked with an operations role.
The design of the Gazelle class attempted to merge the fleet scout with the colonial cruiser.
Ashmole promoted the use of therapeutic remedies drawing on both Galenic and Paracelsian principles, and his works attempt to merge the two schools.
This impulse to support local ownership surfaced again in 1931, when Campbell, as chairman of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, attempted to merge the firm with Bethlehem Steel, in a bid to create the nation's second-largest steel corporation.
