Sentence examples for merge need from inspiring English sources

What will Doghouse Luxe (and 2 Proud Pups, if the companies merge) need to do to stay competitive?

The tax change would make it easier for German companies to begin the restructuring, acquiring and merging needed to make them leaner, meaner and more competitive.

The folk-rock group's latest record, "Transcendental Youth" (Merge), needed no introduction, anyway.

As the Information Age and the Industrial Age merge, we need to figure out a better way to live than in a disparate automated production economy.

In order to use the weighted imputation scheme after a merge, we needed for each set of replicates not only a weighted mean expression x = ∑ i x i w i ∑ i w i (where x i and w i are the expression value and weight of replicate i) but also a merged quality weight w associated with each merged expression x.

One of the challenges for engineers designing indoor environments is merging the need for energy savings with providing thermally comfortable conditions for the occupants.

It can reliably identify reads that can either be merged or need to be discarded.

In general, two merging organizations need not necessarily have similar or the same corporate cultures, but they should be able to act together.

These efforts have merged the need of scientific verification of methods used in research, with the widespread practice of crowd-sourcing, to create a sort of collaboration-by-competition communities.

When you do the merge, git may need you to resolve conflicts between the different versions.

Two companies wishing to merge might well need to employ all four firms in order to complete the transaction.