Sentence examples for merged work from inspiring English sources

The opponents to Lennon's plan alleged that he was selecting properties most likely to bring the highest price for resale, not taking into account community support, unconsidered resources or the possibility of merged work with nearby parishes.

When the image pairs are viewed together with a 3-D viewer or special glasses doing the merging work of the brain, the illusion of depth results.

Furthermore, a kd-tree-based dynamic schedule strategy is also proposed to distribute triangulation and merging work onto the processor cores for improved load balance.

Advanced TouchFLO™ 3D interface, access to Sprint Mobile Broadband data speeds, desktop-like Web browsing, five-row sliding QWERTY keyboard and Windows Mobile 6.1 merge work and play into one device.

One of the unique angles that Wunderkinder is pursuing is the idea of creating a "to-do" set where you can successfully merge work and personal tasks in a very simple way.

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-- Jonathan Appel, Ph.D. My "job" as a researcher and educator offer me the opportunity to merge work and play.

In today's perpetual workplace, where downtime has merged with work time, where you can carry your office in your pocket, where collars are no longer distinctly blue or white, how does one measure overtime?

The three choreographers — Mr. Hollander, Thaddeus Davis and Daniel Cardoso — merged their work rather than adopting the more usual tactic of creating separate sections.

The reason home has merged into work is, of course, mainly due to technology.

Combine the fact that so much personal information about individuals is so easily findable on the web with the reality that most people have merged their work and personal identities and you've got the seed of a problem.