Sentence examples for good merging from inspiring English sources

Despite the place's all-trades angle, the food was surprisingly good, merging local ingredients with French techniques courtesy of the Hungarian- and English-speaking French owner, Pascal Leeman, who seemed to have a knack for discovering and presenting the region's culinary ingredients at their best.

As for the subjective fitness level, "Very good" and "Good" were merged, as were "Bad" and "Slightly bad", to be consolidated into three categories ("Good", "Average" and "Bad").

Most people are not good at merging.

While that may sometimes be true — especially when the sushi chef directs you to what's new or seasonal — at Fujinoya, the restaurant is so small and informal that the sushi counter and the dining tables are as good as merged.

But that piece is a bit unfair – especially when we're talking about a startup that's actually trying to solve a real pain point in mobile development today – that is, they're taking on the challenge of designing a mobile app that looks good and flows well by merging web and native technologies.

where This is a weighted sum of the bin probability and the number of the combinations of -tuples that include If is large the corresponding bin would be a good candidate for merging under criterion (1) whereas a small value of will indicate a good choice under criterion (2).

The timing of the overall show, however, is not quite as good; this lighthearted merging of Shakespeare and "The Sopranos" feels as if it has arrived a few years too late.

Femi told the Guardian he felt the role "would be a really good way of merging my passion for working with young people with my passion for poetry, outside of an academic structure".

Mr. Bronstein "did a pretty good job of merging the two staffs, trying to keep up morale," said Carl T. Hall, an organizer for the Northern California Media Workers Guild who is on leave from his job as a Chronicle reporter.

While there are still details to be worked out, he adds, this plan provides a good framework for merging newer analytic tools with traditional ones in meeting the ultimate goal of the NIEHS in preventing disease due to environmental causes.

Make sure the article is a good candidate for merging.