Sentence examples for merge so that from inspiring English sources

We can't wait for two large Manhattan neighborhoods to merge, so that they can bill themselves as Chelsea Clinton.

Wireless networks will have to merge so that users can roam seamlessly between Bluetooth and WiFi connections at home and mobile networks when travelling.

In his state of delirium, the real and make-believe merge, so that figures from his childhood – and from the present day – appear in the novel (reinforced by the fact that many of the actors have multiple parts).

Even the children's games in the opening scene seem to be a product of Hermann's own psyche, while St Petersburg meets Leningrad in Gideon Davey's designs: historical epochs merge so that Red Army officers are cheek by jowl with the Russian Imperial Guard, and 1960s dresses and between-the-wars three-piece suits are followed by the appearance of Catherine the Great in full rococo splendour.

At the lateral distance of 2.4 Å, the two wells merge so that the atom jumps to the surface.

In the first two strategies, two atoms bind when their orbitals--the cloudlike distributions of electrons that hover above the atomic nucleus--overlap and merge so that the atoms share one or more electrons.

In short, what is being proposed is a format of the EU that still benefits large corporations – setting up their affairs to sell in the UK but pay tax in Luxembourg, merging so that they can create European oligopolies in energy, media and travel and a dogged resistance of regulating the financial sector – but no longer affords any protection to its citizens.

Specifically, Fouracre's vision is that for one-person enterprises, business banking and accounting software should be merged so that bookkeeping and filing accounts can be automated.

Fouracre's vision is that for small enterprises, business banking and accounting software should be merged so that bookkeeping and filing accounts can be a lot more automated.

Overlapped detections that are hypothesized by two or more phone decoders are merged so that the most likely detection (i.e., the one with the highest score) remains along with the non-overlapped detections.

Whenever the number of components is larger than m reduce or B i,jmerged so that the mean and covariance of the mixture is preserved.