Sentence examples for merged for the from inspiring English sources
A capacity crowd of 14,000 people watched their team beat the All Stars 47 points to 39 in the first half, before the teams were split up and merged for the second half.
In Joe Ruffilo the two natures merged, for the Paterson man is a self-taught sculptor with an affinity for steel, an eye for form and the urge to build.
The new interior minister is a Ligurian, Claudio Scajola, rewarded for his clever orchestration of Mr Berlusconi's election campaign, including the adroit way he dealt with other parties and divided up the seats between them.As expected, Giulio Tremonti, a rich tax lawyer who was finance minister in 1994, gets a beefed-up Treasury, with economics and finance merged for the first time.
Erving's high-flying, crowd-pleasing play, which became the stuff of legend in the days before ESPN, left the N.B.A. with practically no choice but to absorb the Nets — along with the Nuggets, the San Antonio Spurs and the Indiana Pacers — when the leagues merged for the 1976-77 season.
The two samples were merged for the instrument-developing analyses.
Random and systematic uncertainty contributions were merged for the calculation of the combined measurement uncertainty u c.
This approach merges for the first time genetic and physical mapping in one pipeline and generates a "genomic" map in an easy and fast procedure at low cost.
Corneal nerves were stained and consecutive images acquired with a fluorescence microscope, recorded at the same plane, and merged for viewing the complete epithelial and stromal nerve architecture.
In some cases domains were renamed or two domains were merged (for example for the diabetes, JIA, and atopic dermatitis modules).
All the sounds merged for a moment in the belly of the violin and filled the room with distress.
In order to avoid combinations with no or few observations, the two lowest age groups 29-444 and 45-54) were merged for women, and the two highest age groups 55-644 and 65-77) were merged for men in the formal analysis.
