Sentence examples similar to auspicious merging from inspiring English sources

Three-Dimensional Networks-on-Chip (3D-NoC) has been presented as an auspicious solution merging the high parallelism of Network-on-Chip (NoC) interconnect paradigm with the high-performance and lower interconnect-power of 3-dimensional integration circuits.

Leaders of both groups viewed this as an auspicious time to merge the two organizations, so, in 1937, the Birth Control Council of America, under the leadership of Sanger, was formed to effect a consolidation.

Merging households means merging lifestyles.

Suggest merging.

After an auspicious beginning – with a highlight in 1913 when it premiered Arnold Schoenberg's Gurrelieder – it had to merge with the Wiener Concertverein during World War I, which, in 1921 became the Vienna Symphonic Orchestra [Wiener Sinfonieorchester].

Emotions merge.

To merge?

Or merge.

Others merge.

We merge.

They merged.