Sentence examples for merge of different from inspiring English sources

More specifically, we observe that the connections P1 06) creates in 2006 contribute to the merge of different communities that appear only in 2007 and later.

This in turn increases the need for addressing satisfactorily the merge of different production units so as to ensure acceptable service coverage.

Cell layers on all scaffolds appeared to be quite dense, though one should note that the images shown in Figures 2 and 3 represent a merge of different z-sections down to 70 μm inside the scaffold.

Although many fish genes are indeed duplicated [ 61, 77, 80- 82], it is not clear whether the copies were created by a complete genome duplication (autopolyploidy), merge of different genomes (allopolyploidy), regional duplication, or simply a series of tandem duplications.

Two hypotheses could explain the presence of telomeric repeats within the contigs: 1) an error occurred during the in silico sequence alignment, resulting in the integration of two different chromosome ends in the same contig or 2) a merge of different telomeres occurred in the parasite genome, forming chromosomes with internal telomeric sequences.

"It was a merging of different circumstances, not necessarily a product of deliberate action," Mr. Racicot said in an interview yesterday.

Technology has undeniably had a positive effect on music as well:  The technical level of young musicians today is astonishingly high; instantaneous access via the Internet to the great masterpieces could lead to an increase in musical literacy; and the mutual confrontation and merging of different musical cultures could result in a quantum leap to a new stage of the art.

Integration is the merging of different disciplines with different goals into a cohesive and mutually supporting concept.

Furthermore, a network can split into two or more parts and even merging of different networks may occur.

A second type of application to logic is the merging of different types of logical systems, e.g. the formulation of systems with graded modalities.

The situation when merging of different oscillations branches produces new, unstable modes, is typical is non-uniform plasmas (e.g., Pokhotelov et al., 1985; Klimushkin and Mager, 2012).