Sentence examples for mapping and merging from inspiring English sources

Mapping and merging are techniques for the semantic integration of different domain and terminological ontologies (Allemang and Hendler 2008; Hebeler et al. 2009; Hitzler et al. 2008).

Mapping and merging of the information was done within R and the BioConductor package.

Mapping and merging of the information has been done within R and the BioConductor package collection [ 33, 34].

And the former two focus on the mapping and merging between real and virtual systems, while the late highlight on the fusion and application based on the integration of these two systems.

Data mapping and merging.

DrugBank identifiers were used for the mapping and merging of these data sources.

It mapped and merged a nationally representative survey of 13,000 U.S. 12th graders with census tract data and public library statistics.

Then based on the shared conceptual model, corresponding large-scale heterogeneous biological data sources can be mapped and merged into a big biological knowledge network.

Specfically, I'm told that Blickfeld, which was founded by Dr. Florian Petit, Dr. Mathias Müller and Rolf Wojtech at the Technical University of Munich, employs a patent-pending scanner technology that is able to create high-definition, three-dimensional geometric maps, and merges the best of both silicon micro-fabrication and already established LiDAR concepts.

In doing that, we follow the design principle of "developing with hyperslice packages" and we show that hyperspace structure, concern mapping, hyperslice definitions and merging stategies exhibit well-defined patterns.

These techniques could produce virtual long read fragments by separating DNA fragments into multiple low-concentration aliquots, sequencing and mapping each aliquot, and merging clustered short reads.