Sentence examples for complex merging from inspiring English sources

Powys's original conception is here restored, a dense, complex merging of modern psychology and ancient mythology.

State-of-the-art merging techniques are often limited to textual artifacts (e.g., source code) and they are unable to discover and resolve complex merging issues beyond simple conflicts.

Hurricane Florence originated on September 3 from the complex merging of two tropical waves, creating one large low pressure area.

The assembly of results from independent alignment frequently does not require a complex merging operation.

Subsequently, TatBC-precursor complexes merge with TatA sub-complexes to facilitate the translocation process in such a way that folded proteins of varying sizes and complexity can pass across the membrane [24], [25].

The entire complex merges into a big, festive martini-Bellini occasion.

A good reason is that as the percentage of added edges increases, the added edges connecting to the vertices in different cliques yield larger complexes(through merging the small complexes).

The conflict has since evolved into a larger, more complex war, merging with other regional conflicts involving the Islamic State and multiple factions across several countries.

These features fit into the master-worker parallel paradigm (i.e., a variant of the farm paradigm), or the more general composition of pipeline and farm paradigms in the case the process requires complex a merging operation (e.g., ordered merging).

We were able to build a superior predictor by prioritizing the most informative strains in a viral population and crafting a more complex information merging procedure based on a set kernel, rather than uniformly processing all strains occurring in the population and merging information by using simple cutoffs.

A complex algorithm merges the results from different databases and predictors for protein protein interactions and calculates a P-value for each possible interaction.