Sentence examples for merged for example from inspiring English sources

The final three tracks on the album consist of remixes of multiple tracks merged; for example, "Room Number (PSI MIX)" is a remixed version of several pieces of music played in different shops and hotels in the game combined into one song.

On the contrary, if the prescribed number of profiles is reduced some of the profiles will be merged, for example the mixed, leisure time and other place might be joined.

Finally, even in P. trichocarpa, some gene orthologs of PsIII and PsVI are merged for example in Pt15.

Common themes were merged (for example, "she fell ill" and "she became sick" were coded into the same category of "falling ill").

In some cases domains were renamed or two domains were merged (for example for the diabetes, JIA, and atopic dermatitis modules).

It has an adaptive program designed to shift according to different driver needs (holding lower gears longer during passing and highway merging, for example), and this clearly works, but it's simply not as impressive as the transmission in Honda's Civic.

Each year, a large number of new private healthcare entities enter the economy while some disappear, transform or merge (for example, in one year there were 3,000 private practices including 98 clinics and 8 primary care centers, while a year later there were 1,200 entities out of which 74 were polyclinics and 9 primary care centers) [ 40].

In the cluster merging process, for example, each cluster can simultaneously merge with only one another cluster at most.

Both companies must also have a synergistic basis merging -- for example, in Pfizer's case the Allergan deal would have provided a strong collective portfolio in both high and low-cost drugs.

For example, in the final database, two communes that merged at a date within the study period were considered merged for the entire period and attributed a single centroid.

The Institute for Economy and Society, a Bonn think-tank, suggests that some of the Länder should be merged, to create, for example, seven better-balanced states instead of the current patchwork of 16.