Sentence examples for merged for more from inspiring English sources

Once the decision tree is constructed, unseen contexts can be taken into account and leaves containing little or very similar data can be merged (for more information on how trees are built and used, please refer to [30]).

Merger applications typically take more than a year to be considered by the federal regulatory board, which would mean that the two railroads would be prohibited from merging for more than two years, a period they say is too long.

But companies also merge for more questionable reasons: because an overconfident chief executive overestimates a target firm's value or seeks to build a business empire, or because the bidder wants to take advantage of its overvalued share price.

The two branches of the paper did not truly merge for 12 more years, but the episode was considered an early sign that one underestimated Punch Sulzberger at one's peril.

Some companies have merged for cost savings to put more money into things like promotion.

Within the past few months, NetSuite, Marketo, LinkedIn, Fleetmatics and LogMeIn have each been acquired or merged for a combined value of more than $50 billion.

The two suits were merged for trial.

"The wireless and wireline phone companies that are the customers of these equipment makers have been merging for years, creating a more difficult environment to compete in," says telecom analyst Jeff Kagan.

This provided the opportunity for Sri Lanka’s northern and eastern provinces to be merged, with more self-ruling power for the Tamil community.

"Merging for merging's sake has no interest for us," Mr. Trappier said.

Four different types of merging has been considered, namely, normal merging, forced merging, group merging, and vehicle cover merging for left-turning vehicles at uncontrolled T-intersection.