Sentence examples for it merges both from inspiring English sources

"When this came up as a possibility, I thought, 'How perfect.' It merges both art and technology — it's beautiful and interactive and deals with light, but it's also technology in the extreme, the magic of technology". The Rain Room on view at LACMA is actually one of six, along with two artist proofs (early editions, like prototypes).

DeJoria: My lifestyle merges both my personal and professional responsibilities.

When the studio next door became available, she and Mr. Wilson, 51, the director of inventory planning for the Crown Publishing Group, decided to buy it and merge both apartments.

"It's not just a market — it's a visual-culture industry, like the film industry or the fashion industry, and it merges with both of them.

It is possible to merge both in one to get at the same time reduced distortion and active warden resistance.

Therefore, after consensus based discussions, it was decided to merge both underlying subscales into one umbrella goal 'Emotional life aspects', which covers both scales [ 47].

Hence, to understand the role of infectious diseases on wild salmon, it is important that we merge both field studies that allow for the discovery of factors associated with survival in complex natural environments with controlled laboratory studies that can test hypotheses gained from field studies and provide a stronger mechanistic basis to findings.

To merge both function and experience in a product, it is necessary to understand customers' experience when interacting with interfaces.

If France and Germany had merged, both would have benefited as well.

Mortamor plans on merging both worlds.

There are other examples of merging both imaging and intervention.