"All the communications — social messages, calls, texts and video — are merging fast," said Eric Setton, co-founder and chief technology officer of Tango Mobile, whose free video calling service has 80 million active users.
The Web scene has not produced a Cisco and the little startups are not merging fast enough to free up resources.
Whatever the outcome, hospitals are merging faster and in greater numbers than they have in years.
With the V-6, there is plenty of power to merge into fast-moving Interstate traffic.
Mutual Admiration Society is an unlikely alliance, as Glen Philips of the R.E.M.-styled Toad the Wet Sprocket has his chronic mopiness lightened by the mandolin, fiddle and guitar of Nickel Creek, which is trying to merge the fast-fingered virtuosity of "newgrass" or "new acoustic music" with pop vocals.
The 3D method keeps all the virtue of the 2D model: robust numerical capturing of topological changes of the interface such as the merging, and fast detection of the inaccessible pores.
This humorous first novel tracks the lives of six young Hollywood hopefuls -- a development girl, an agent, a writer, a studio head, a producer and a bimbo -- as they try to merge onto the fast track.
And as autonomous vehicles merge into the fast lane, understanding how they influence economies will be critical.
While this doesn't seem like a lot, the 2,890-pound 2,890-poundrdly underPriused, even when mergisg into fast-moving California freeway traffic.
During a half-hour drive beginning on Google's campus 35 miles south of San Francisco last Wednesday, a Prius equipped with a variety of sensors and following a route programmed into the GPS navigation system nimbly accelerated in the entrance lane and merged into fast-moving traffic on Highway 101, the freeway through Silicon Valley.
