Sentence examples for devoted to merging from inspiring English sources

Friday's concert at the Herbst Theatre by the Turtle Island Quartet, one of the longest-running groups devoted to merging classical music with other styles like jazz, rock and bluegrass, will feature an arrangement of the Jimi Hendrix rendition of "All Along the Watchtower" in collaboration with Mike Marshall on the mandolin.

DMM was arguably the first journal devoted to merging basic and clinical research, and it has established itself as a flagship journal in translational medicine.

Much of the talk was devoted to ways of merging black art with the political concept of black power.

Much of the talk was devoted to ways of merging the concept of black art with the political concept of black power.

In addition, the medical research department of the Dutch Research Council (NWO-MW), which was mainly devoted to basic medical research, merged with the research organisation (ZON) of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, which was more focussed on health care research and innovation.

At first, a merger of two such disparate shops seems as logical as merging agencies devoted to, say, health care advertising and direct marketing.

If the studio (which was formerly owned by Cuban-American artist Jorge Pardo) is the German-born-Los Angeles-based artist's lab one devoted to a painterly psychedelia that merges abstraction, figuration, and romantic landscape painting this space mirrors the interior of his mind.

Meanwhile, the sections that used to be devoted to Judaica and Jewish ethnography are now merged into "Jewish Art and Life," connecting the secular with the religious.