Sentence examples for merge application from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the "Target 1+2 Merge" application setting in the Celigo software was used to determine the average green and red fluorescence for each cell selected based on the analysis parameters.
A novel modeling mechanism named as CADWE (Computer-Aided Design-While-Engineering) is proposed to merge CAD and CAE application into a unified pattern.
Another related work [14] considers providing sensorial information by context-aware web browsers which are able to merge web application tags with current mobile device sensorial data but only as a foreground process invoked by user actions, and therefore, for smart environmental-behaving solutions, it is insufficient.
Actually, Ekta is considered as the first attempt at merging the application and network layers to improve the performance of a DHT.
This paper focuses on lossless data aggregation, through the efficient merging of application traffic flows, rather than algebraic in-network aggregation.
Step 9.3.1: A system of similar models detected in Step 9.1 forming a cluster can be merged using application of procedure defined as follows on a Bayesian scoring approaches.
Instead, the plan is to merge PeopleSoft's application developers with those of Oracle, with the goal of advancing Oracle's eBusiness suite of software.
The algorithm specifically looks for terms which appear in distinct clusters at the 100 level of generalization, but merge together upon application of one of the other transformations.
COPE, PANDAseq and FLASH were unable to merge reads under application scenario C (see Fig. 1) where the DNA fragment size is smaller than a single-end read (Table 1).
Artificial intelligence and its diverse applications are examples of emerging new technologies that have so far been shown to be successful in merging scientific applications.
It is important to identify duplicated code for the following reasons: (1) duplicated code hampers the introduction of changes, (2) duplicated code replicates and scatters the logic of a system, instead of grouping it into identifiable artifacts, and (3) Duplicated code creates a problem while maintaining multiple versions simultaneously, or merging different applications or versions.
