Sentence examples for merged whole from inspiring English sources

We calculate the efficiency and the final Lorentz factor of the merged whole shell for different initial diversities of Lorentz factors and for different microscopic radiative efficiency.

The agency giants continue to buy smaller firms at a rapid pace -- and are even merging whole networks, like the recent acquisition of True North Communications, owner of firms like Bozell New York, by the Interpublic Group of Companies, known for its global powerhouses like McCann-Erickson World Group.

We constructed the reference panel by merging whole exome sequencing, exome chip, and SNP chip of 848 identical samples.

In an extension to the integrated design concept of Fig. 2c, a similar system was proposed in late 2010 that merged a whole-body PET with a 3-T MRI system to allow for simultaneous whole-body imaging.

Photomicrographs were merged into whole-section montage images using Nikon NIS-Elements software.

As models become more complete and realistic, detailed modules for crucial cellular processes, exemplified by subsystem models, can potentially be merged into whole-body physiology-based models.

When two giants of the Forbes 500 decide to merge, the whole world takes notice.

The data generated by different modes can be merged into a whole data body.

After World War II the two were completely merged, and the whole grew rapidly, trebling in population in a decade.

The growth of development teams increased the likelihood that software bugs would appear, as code produced by programmers working in different teams was merged into a whole.

The obtained thickened crowns were imported into ABAQUS and merged as a whole (Boolean add operation).