Sentence examples for merge part of from inspiring English sources

It can be concluded that the proposed WAMS-based islanding schemes could merge part of strongly coherent groups of generators into a new coherent group according to different operation characteristic of power systems.

Margaret Lora, spa director at Spa Merge, part of the West 57th Street by Hilton Club in New York, a timeshare and hotel in Manhattan, said that the shorter treatments were necessary for the spa's survival.

The individual male and female maps from each family were combined where possible using MERGE, part of the LINKMFeX package [ 77].

A3 World Briefing A6 NATION CHALLENGED A14-15 White House Considers New Border-Control Agency President Bush appears likely to accept a proposal from his homeland defense advisers to merge parts of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Customs Service to form a new agency designed to exert firmer control over who and what enters the country.

President Bush appears likely to accept a proposal from his domestic defense advisers to merge parts of the embattled Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Customs Service into a new agency that would exert firmer control over who and what enters the country, administration officials said.

Also, some predicted gene models (TNXB for example) straddle the gaps and almost certainly merge parts of separate loci (TNXA and TNXB for example) that are not completely presented on the assembly because of mis-assembly and/or assembly gaps.

But the company recently closed one division and merged part of another.

Another blob is also obtained on the road, which merges part of the shoulder with a white line.

The merging part of the ramp still remains abandoned along the right side of the eastbound freeway.

In January, Mr. Christie proposed some consolidation, merging parts of the medical university into Rutgers University, and the Camden campus of Rutgers into Rowan University.

The comptroller gained expanded oversight responsibilities in the Dodd-Frank law last year, when the Office of Thrift Supervision was shut down, and some of its rules proposed in May applied to merging parts of those two regulators.