Sentence examples for merged and a from inspiring English sources

A large number of local councils have also been merged, and a number of other councils are facing impending amalgamations.

In 1999 Radcliffe and Harvard formally merged, and a new school, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, was established.

For this aim, the advantages of three well-known algorithms, namely, chaotic search (CS), harmony search (HS) and simulated annealing (SA), are merged and a novel discrete chaotic harmony search-based simulated annealing algorithm, named DCHSSA, is developed.

In the same year Britain granted Gibraltar a new constitution under which the functions of the legislative and city councils were merged and a Gibraltar House of Assembly was set up establishing self-government in domestic matters.

Today the railway system has shrunk, the two main airlines have merged and a series of trade deals, culminating in the North American Free-Trade Agreement, have, since 1988, increased trade with the United States to some 87% of Canada's exports.

The House and Senate bills will now be merged and a final product will -- hopefully -- pass and be signed into law.

To remove redundant entries, data from all resources were merged, and an extensive library of PDMs was compiled.

Then, the two different translations of were compared and merged, and an initial Chinese version of OBQ-44 was born.

It proceeds to develop a desired merging location model determining where drivers start to consider merging and a binary logit model that is applied to estimate the probabilities that drivers will merge into current adjacent gaps.

But if chronic sickness can be avoided for the entire industry, some European insurers will thrive, many will merge and a few will die.

On Tuesday morning the teams were merging and a new region emerging in north Wales.