Sentence examples for merging alternatives from inspiring English sources

ERMT performs better than other hierarchical stream merging alternatives and close to the optimal solution, which assumes that all request arrival times are known in advance [2, 19, 20]. Figure 3 ERMT.

The alternatives were dichotomized, merging alternatives 1 and 2 together, as well as 3 and 4. The adolescents were also asked if they had ever been drunk.

In the graphs, the GP's answers are combined to a three-point scale after merging alternatives 1 and 2 and alternatives 4 and 5 of the original five-point Likert scale.

With a collaboration on this scale, that's merging alternative culture with one of the most traditional theatre spaces, surely drag's crossed over.

The total number of TSSs was reduced by merging alternative TSSs (81) and removing TSSs that belong to rRNA and tRNA genes (202) or false-positive TSSs (289).

The banks are proposing to merge their alternative trading system, Alpha, with the Toronto Exchange if the Maple Group bid succeeds.

But it was in the new wave of the late 60s and early 70s when the big studios were merging with the alternative sensibilities of independent American cinema that Gold's work merged the moment and the mood, with the movie.

Importantly, the estimates (Table S9) and the related posterior distributions (Figure S5) obtained when merging these four alternative models (Figure 4A D) are consistent with those previously obtained assuming a single dispersal event (Figures 4A and 5, Table 3).

Consider alternatives to merging.

An alternative arrangement – merging Channel 4 with Five, as Five has lobbied for, or adding ITV in a three-way tie-up – might provide a more lasting solution.

There were Arab-spiced versions of Aristotle, which led first to alchemy and then to chemistry; more pious alternatives merged the Greek philosopher with St. Thomas Aquinas.