Sentence examples for merging issues from inspiring English sources

State-of-the-art merging techniques are often limited to textual artifacts (e.g., source code) and they are unable to discover and resolve complex merging issues beyond simple conflicts.

In summary, AutoMerge can be thought of as a preliminary step, which solves simple merging issues while combining models; and, the modeler can then manually interfere and make changes to the composed model to ensure correctness.

The Steering Group discussed and reduced this list to 57 items by merging similar issues.

Questions about the impact of immigration merge into issues such as asylum, and even Islamist terror.

Although most attention has been devoted to socialization in the pre-adult years, research in the area often merges into issues involving life cycle, generational, and historical effects.

One of the issues in merging regions is the order of regions to be merged.

The third step handles the cross border issues when merging the subspaces.

In each case, the two outputs were again the same after accounting for the issues of merging a triangle with a non-triangle within a POG and multiply represented genes.

Such combination of neural and biochemical measures raises not only technical issues, such as merging the different data sets, but also several methodological issues.

"The Somalia problem is merging with the Yemeni issue," Mr. Ranstorp said.

These institutional issues merge gradually into a concern to promote diverse forums for dialogue a concern that is common among interpretive theorists.