Sentence examples for have started to merge from inspiring English sources

In recent years they have started to merge among themselves and with British firms.

A framework of how capsaicin binds and activates TRPV1 has started to merge: capsaicin binds to a pocket formed by the channel's transmembrane segments, where it takes a "tail-up, head-down" configuration.

Our voices have now started to merge like the fields, ceding and giving way one to the other.

And companies such as Vook have also started to merge text and video into a cohesive unit.

Under pressure from the new government, the four banks have at last started to merge their networks properly.

It is just now, as Time Warner prepares to merge with an Internet company, that it has started to offer interactive television in Honolulu and is on the cusp of being able to provide it on a much wider scale.

I have a passion for time-lapse as well, so it wasn't long before the two processes started to merge in my mind, and the concept for Gotham City SF was born!

As he roams, his own identity starts to merge with that of his friend.

When you get sent a lot of invites and press releases for events and products you have no interest in, they all start to merge into one grey mass of lies and hyperbole.

"It's going to start to merge, because I think [people have] a higher expectation of how to collaborate".

Ms. Marshall of Vandover said the problems of relocation and downsizing were starting to merge.