Sentence examples for merge with both from inspiring English sources

Zakhar Prilepin, a Russian writer who formed a volunteer battalion for the Donetsk People's Republic, told the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper that the ultimate aim of Malorossiya was to merge with both Russia and Belarus.

This is because a cluster seeded with a chimera (composed of genes A and B, say) will contain a mix of sequences from genes A to B. This chimera-seeded cluster, depending on the value of k, would be able to merge with both clusters containing A sequences, and clusters containing B sequences.

"It's not just a market — it's a visual-culture industry, like the film industry or the fashion industry, and it merges with both of them.

Assemblies of individual samples were merged with both strands information using the accurate mode of cd-hit-est version 4.5.4 with the sequence identity threshold at 100% and a word size of 8 [ 15].

In order to estimate genetic and phenotypic relationships among the traits considered, the individual datasets for TKC, EPG and weight were merged with both the IBK pre-weaning dataset and the IBK post-weaning dataset, resulting in a pre-weaning dataset with 535 animals and a post-weaning dataset with 650 animals.

It is unclear to me whether Messrs. Tyrrell and Westenberger are part of Patton's plans to merge with Squire Sanders -- both of them apparently declined to comment to Mr. Sullivan.

Allowing Time Warner Cable to merge with Comcast, where both have been rated as 'the most hated companies in America', is not in the Public Interest.

But he will confront serious issues -- including scarce resources and whether to merge with CBS News or ABC News, both of which have discussed with CNN a possible partnership.

Two neighboring clusters who reach an agreement to merge with each other will both start the Merging process regardless of other merging requests.

In the case of Babar (the subject of a previous Morgan exhibition) or Winnie-the-Pooh, the combination of human character and animal body evokes the state of childhood, where aspects of both worlds merge with bewildering, shape-shifting ease.

They tended to merge with felons because people in both categories were considered criminals, and that was especially true in societies where money fines were the main sanction and form of restitution for crimes.