Sentence examples for capable of merging from inspiring English sources

In David Dixon, Ms. Mei has an actor capable of merging classical grandeur with everyday colloquialism.

The article said Mr. Awlaki "is held up as a new generation of Muslim leader capable of merging East and West".

In a recent paper (Maccone, 2011 [15]) and in a recent book (Maccone, 2012 [17]), this author proposed a new mathematical model capable of merging SETI and Darwinian Evolution into a single mathematical scheme.

Five gene models were capable of merging with five other gene models and eight gene model isoforms could be created.

These data confirm that DOPC liposomes and viruses are capable of merging their membranes, which occurs more efficiently at pH 5.0, and the HA-mediated process is 'leaky'leaky

First, we used a Smooth module to apply a Gaussian filter with an artifact diameter that is capable of merging only nanoscopic clusters of both virtual active zones, while leaving it possible to delineate the two active zones (Fig.  1b).

The purpose of the Dashboard project was to design a webapp capable of seamlessly merging datasets from a wide variety of sources without the need for complex mathematical and statistical packages such as R and Mathematica.

The report disposed of the previous idea of merging the common law and equity, and instead suggested a single Supreme Court capable of utilising both.

As part of its efforts, the panel engaged in conversations "with entities capable of investing in, merging with, or acquiring the law school," according to the trustees' statement on Wednesday.

The OSAMNN structure is capable of growing or merging subnetworks to maintain suitable model complexity, and the centers of RBF neurons can also be dynamically adjusted according to changes in the data environment.

To aid scientists in fabrication of a successful scaffold, we propose characterization and documentation of a library of micro-architectures, capable of being seamlessly merged according to the mechanical properties (stiffness, strength), flow perfusion characteristics, and porosity, determined by the scientist based on application and anatomic location.