Sentence examples for merged operation from inspiring English sources

To save HBOS last fall, the Brown government oversaw the bank's takeover by Lloyd's TSB, one of Britain's largest banks, and made the newly merged operation, now 43percentt owned by the government, a principal recipient of a bank recapitalization project that has cost British taxpayers close to $60 billion.

In the spring, the Tribune Company merged operations of its Hartford television properties and The Courant.

The branches of both acquired banks had to close for almost three days and reconfigure their A.T.M.'s as they merged operations.

This mission has evolved over many years, but has been amplified in some ways when the New York Road Runners merged operations with its foundation.

Its corporate parent, now known as AOL Time Warner, merged operations with Bertelsmann's Literary Guild to form a single book-club giant called Bookspan.

In 1990, Sibley's parent, May Co., merged operations with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Kaufmann's.

We show by examples that this semantics returns intuitive results for the merging operation.

We then present a syntactic characterization of the merging operation, which allows the result of merging to be obtained through a simple syntactic transformation of the knowledge bases.

The merging operation is done by matching the edges of two distinct logical qubits and measuring code stabilisers spanning the lattice cells.

Thus the crossing conflicts eliminate and convert into weaving manoeuvre or a merging operation from right and a diverging operation to the left.

By each split operation, a fuzzy rule is replaced with two rules; while by each merge operation, two fuzzy rules combine to one rule.