Sentence examples for merge program from inspiring English sources

If you have a laser printer and a simple mail merge program, then you can create a personal salutation and even have personal references throughout your letter.

To confirm that no repeats were lost in the Merge program, the Galaxy Database Base Coverage tool was used to confirm that the repeat masker and merged repeat intervals covered the same total genomic region (Additional file 1 Table S2).

Table S3 – Insertion rates detected from reads mapped to reference genome before and after merge by different merge programs.

Table S4 – Deletions rates detected from reads mapped to reference genome before and after merge by different merge programs.

Table S2 – Mismatch rates detected from reads mapped to reference genome before and after merge by different merge programs.

For almost two decades, the group which came out of leader JoJo Mayer's legendary "Prohibited Beatz" party in New York has charted some radical musical-making territories by merging programmed electronic music with live instrumentation.

It seems, therefore, that public policies that artificially increase pressure on permanent agricultural land, e.g. through new land tenure policies, village relocation and/or merging programs, or the ceding of fallow land to investors for agricultural concessions (Chamberlain and Phomsombath 2002; Ducourtieux et al. 2005; Raintree 2003; Rigg 2005, 2006) should be carefully re-considered.

"If you merge both programs you can come up with this virus," said Karim Bangcola, senior vice president of the college.

Even scarier would be devices that merge cable programming with video piped over the Internet, undercutting the value of cable companies' television subscriptions.

"One size will not fit all," it declared in telling NSF not to merge three programs that support research and education at historically black institutions and tribal colleges.

She said the panel is reviewing NSF's proposal to merge three programs serving undergraduate minority students to make sure there are "no negative consequences" for increasing the number of minorities pursuing careers in science and engineering.