The challenge is to merge the effects from different basic blocks and across function boundaries.
For instance, excluding the channel of the father allows me to take into account the numerous single-mother households and merging the effects of the father and the mother, allows me to include every single-parent household.
The immediate effects would likely involve feelings of insecurity elicited by the idea of merging; the subsequent effects would take place when the actual change activities are underway.
Landscape genomics merges the competing effects of production system, geographical, and environment landscapes with adaptive variation.
These haloes grew and merged under the effect of gravity, starting from the primordial, almost homogeneous, distribution, which is imprinted in the cosmic microwave background (see, e.g. White and Rees, 1978).
Galtier [ 5] proposed a variant of this model, by merging the covarion-like random effects with the site-specific random-effects introduced by the RAS model: sites can take more than two rates ("on" and "off"), i.e. the off category plus, e.g., the four rates of a discretized gamma distribution.
No one appeared to notice in 1993 when the Clinton administration in effect merged the American space program with that of the Russians in an effort, now reaching fruition, to build the largest livable space station in history.
They attempted to bribe many low-ranking Heimwehr leaders, and also attempted to bring Starhemberg into their fold, in effect merging the Heimwehr with the Nazi Freikorps.
