Else (merging operation) Try to merge the smallest-load group with another group until a non-degraded merge is found, or merge the two groups with the smallest loads (degraded merge).
The clusters thus found are merged into a single motif.
"There's a place where all ideologies taken to an extreme merge," theorizes the narrator, who for his part has found himself merging with Jody (Katherine Towne), a blond, princessy Young Republican who attends the local college.
Any problems found during merging were not mentioned, likely because both the competition database and the RHQT rely heavily on correct pedigree recording, making merging straight forward.
But Mr. Weill, Citigroup's chairman, has found that merging musical groups is more nettlesome than getting investment bankers and commercial bankers to work together.
In 2007, to the horror of history buffs, conservationists and many local people, the Presbyterian authorities announced that the church was redundant; a compromise was found by merging a couple of congregations, whose combined total is still fairly modest.
Hert et al. found that merging similarity scores and using binary kernel discrimination are the most powerful techniques.
When no suitable neighbor can be found to merge with, the cell is included in the final output.
As flows are lowered, the satellite-free regime decreases, although experimental observation found that merging of main and satellite drops sometimes offset this effect to result in monodispersed droplet trains post break-up.
Phase-averaged FSD and global heat release measurements in the form of OH∗ chemiluminescence were obtained for a range of forcing frequencies (f) and amplitudes (A) as a function of S. As the flames were brought closer together the adjacent annular jets were found to merge into a single jet structure.
