At all four tournaments, the teams are encouraged to come up with fanciful names, often merging current events with chess themes.
("O.K., how?" Byrne seemed to reply. "And with whom, exactly? You?") But there was a merging current, one of childlike bafflement and delight in the world of objects and people.
In laboratory experiments, small random motions in electric currents of plasma, caused by the magnetic fields they create, draw them close together in a "pinch effect". The merging currents produce larger currents and magnetic fields and rapidly lead to a network of ever-larger filaments.
Programs have recently being initiated both to merge current methodologies for identification of glycans or glycoproteome from complex tissues or cells and to establish databases for the identified glycosylated proteins [ 16, 17].
The output of XOR1 flows through a CNT that functions as an input to XOR2 and XOR3 before reaching the wired-OR gate OR2, which merges currents to compute CINV(A⊕B).
Metanalysis is enabled by merging the current and external lists of activation loci.
Research funding is also likely to be overhauled after an independent review by management consultants commissioned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, which may support merging the current system of subject research councils into a single funding body.
The Green Paper envisages merging the current Higher Education Funding Council for England, responsible for funding, and the Office for Fair Access, the watchdog which aims to secure equal access to universities for all students, into a new Office for Students.
We are working on merging our current Xperia™ experience with the new features in Android 4.0.
This increase is due to the addition of exons to existing genes, the extension or merging of current exons, correction of intron/exon junctions, and the discovery of additional genes.
In Britain, since the war, we have seen a merging of currents, between fashion and music, Beatles and Stones, mods and rockers, not to mention punks.
