Sentence examples for merged under a from inspiring English sources

Then the outcomes of these models, when subjected to any speech input, are merged under a certain strategy.

In 1854 the basis of the modern Indian Post Office was established when these parallel systems were merged under a director general.

Whilst at Google, the departments for both mobile and  desktop operating systems have been merged under a single executive, Sundar Pichai.

At Ogilvy in New York, part of the WPP Group, the account planning operations of its advertising, direct marketing and interactive agencies are being merged under a single executive, Tony Wright, who is being promoted to chief strategy and planning officer for North America.

In light of the Mirror Principle (Baker 1985), the order of combination entails that a causative vP is merged under a T-function IA head.

On the assumption that applicatives are consistently high in Tsou, as already argued in section Dispensing with the high-low applicative distinction, the shared ApplP should be a high ApplP, merged under a vP and above a VP.

The 23 hospitals and seven nursing homes in New York State that are to close or be merged under an effort to shrink the state's giant hospital industry were notified yesterday that the state would give them more than $360 million to cover legal costs associated with closing and to pay off debts, state health officials said.

They are connected at their heads, where their skulls merge under a mass of shaggy brown bangs.

Under the agreement that the boards are to vote on tomorrow, the two hospitals would merge under a corporate entity to be called the Mount Sinai-New York University Health Services Organization, which would maintain two campuses: Mount Sinai Hospital on Fifth Avenue and 100th Street and N.Y.U.'s Tisch Hospital, on First Avenue at 32d Street.

This article discusses post-merger integration (PMI) and the trade-off between the economic benefits and costs that arise when organizations merge under a new organizational structure and reconfigure their businesses and resources.

Figure 3 b shows another example of a much less frequently occurring situation with two islands merging under a 90° angle.