Sentence examples for merging among from inspiring English sources

The advantages of merging among carriers go beyond bigger customer bases and revenues and superior coverage of wireless network grids.

The banks, barred by the Canadian government from merging among themselves, have spent about 13 billion Canadian dollars since 1996 on acquisitions in the United States.

In particular in the LLDPE and HDPE composites, the increase in the area of the air holes and decrease in the number of the air holes by merging among neighboring air holes was prominent upon higher filler loading, therefore resulted in enhanced modulus, elongation and impact properties.

GSE42127 (Tang et al., 2013) and GSE41271 (Sato et al., 2013) were obtained with platform GPL6884 (48,803 probes), and to avoid loss of any gene information, we did not perform data merging among different platforms.

In recent years they have started to merge among themselves and with British firms.

The four entrants subsequently merged among themselves and with Fitch; now just the original Big Three remain.

The Europeans have been slow to merge among themselves across national borders, at any rate and fear that big American banks might look across the Atlantic for their next purchases.

Thus corporate Japan's great rival is not only the cause of its distress, but also its saviour.One can only wonder why the Japanese firms did not see sense earlier and merge among themselves to strengthen their positions.

Such merge among Ag NPs for compacted layer of printed patterns is continuously performed when the sintering time was further increased to 105 min.

So rather than galvanising support around public transit or demanding more safety regulations to keep up with the rising average speeds, we hop into our cars when we're drunk, stoned, or fiddling with our phones and merge among the other propelled boxes of metal and gears.

So rather than galvanizing support around public transit or demanding more safety regulations to keep up with the rising average speeds, we hop into our cars when we're drunk, stoned, or fiddling with our phones and merge among the other propelled boxes of metal and gears.