Sentence examples for is merged in the from inspiring English sources
Christian mystics claim that the soul may be lifted into a union with God so close and so complete that it is merged in the being of God and loses the sense of any separate existence.
In 1854, the free-love advocates Thomas Low Nichols and Mary Gove Nichols wrote: "A young man, before he is merged in the selfishness of monogamy, loves and adores, and is ready to protect and defend, not one woman, but all womankind.
This data structure is actually a max-heap equipped with an extra array that stores the maximum modularity increments; and the corresponding community pairs is merged in the next move.
For FFT sizes that are power-of-2 and not power-of-4, an additional radix-2 stage is added; that is where the bit reversal is merged in the same manner.
For example, in 38, AspP denotes that the state of doing the dishes holds through tTop, and its value is assigned as now when xianzai is merged in the TP later, yielding the meaning that this state holds through now.
This will assign Example 86 the following structure and derivations: the beneficiary a'o is merged in the specifier of the IA, controlling the reference of the phonologically null goal in the specifier of an LA, and advanced to the edge of the highest vP.
In 1946 it was merged in the Land (state) of Lower Saxony.
The remnant of the original Carolingian Marca Hispanica was merged in the countship of Barcelona.
The two Gallo-Roman civitates of the Cenomani and of the Diablintes were merged in the middle of the 5th century into the single pagus, or district, of Le Mans.
On his accession the duchy of Lancaster was merged in the crown, and the house of Lancaster, in the persons of Henry IV, Henry V, and Henry VI, ruled England for more than 60 years.
These very different social and political groups were merged in the historical consciousness only after the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, when anyone who was anti-alcohol was considered a proponent of a repressive and intrusive government.
