Sentence examples for example to merge from inspiring English sources

For example, to merge species above 90%%, we cut the tree at 90%% identity.

The other options, such as commercial SNP IDs and rs/ss IDs linked information can be used, for example, to merge genotypes of SNP chips of the same density but coded in different formats.

One way Massachusetts brought down the cost of coverage for individuals, for example, was to merge that insurance market with the one for small businesses, where the premiums were lower, which other states could also do, Mr. Dreyfus said.

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.

And there isn't a finer example of how to merge African idioms and modern dance than Ronald K. Brown's Evidence.

A lot of city government is directed not at doing the best job but at protecting turf, and Bloomberg has tried to rationalize this; for example, he wants to merge the dispatch services of the police and fire departments to handle emergencies better.

In the example, we hope to merge lines of a title into one block.

DHT-OLSR [29] is another example of an attempt to merge routing and key-based lookup.

A prime example is Time Warner's deal to merge with America Online, which will give Time Warner a huge new online outlet for its labels.

For example, there is a proposal to merge most of the foreign language departments, so that French, Spanish, German, Latin, Greek, Chinese and Japanese would all be taught in one department.

For example: "The lane is going to merge before the turn, and Baker street will become Forest Street.