Sentence examples for loss of merging from inspiring English sources

In addition, if some of the nodes are located far away from the nodes being added (i.e., the dynamic ranges of their quantizers do not overlap with those of the nodes being added), they can be skipped for further merging without loss of merging performance.

Excluding one-time costs of merging with Canadian Airlines, the quarterly loss was 174 million Canadian dollars ($116 million), slightly less than indicated in a warning to investors in December.

Merrill, which is in the process of merging with Bank of America, reported a $5.15 billion loss, dragged down by about $12 billion in write-downs.

Where once he cringed at the prospect of merging the mourning of his father and mother in a single prayer, "now, saying Kaddish for both of them came as a great comfort for the unspeakable double loss I had experienced".

Four different types of merging has been considered, namely, normal merging, forced merging, group merging, and vehicle cover merging for left-turning vehicles at uncontrolled T-intersection.

The process of merging stacks is iterative.

Successive rounds of merging were applied until no further adjacent subsequences could be merged.

"I am at a loss about this merging of the two forces," he said.

Because these conditions are so specific, trustbusters fret less and less about the "co-ordinated effects" of mergers and more about the "unilateral effects"—the loss of competition between merging partners.The focus on market definition has nevertheless made it harder for trustbusters to stand in the way of some mergers.

Well, they sort of merge, but indistinctly.

"Tonight, they kind of merged into one.