Sentence examples similar to merging of functions from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem lies in the merging of the functions of the old DHSS benefits offices with those of the jobcentre.

The merging of many functions required to create and deliver a fresh approach to wearables includes design, fashion, coding, app development, 3D printing, manufacturing and marketing excites me.

I don't think the removal of a few so-called non-jobs, a squeeze on suppliers and even the merging of back-office functions – which we're already doing in addition to our chief executive taking a pay cut two years ago – are going to bridge that gap.

The 20 items checked off included hefty budget cuts and merging of administrative and operational functions.

Central to this merging of sensory and motor function are the structures of the basal ganglia: the substantia nigra, caudate, putamen, globus pallidus, and subthalamic nucleus.

The design is based on the merging of the well-known Control Lyapunov Function (CLF) and the recent concept of Control Barrier Function (CBF).

Another study 15 observed gene fusions (merging of two genes, which causes abnormal function) in R-spondin.

The concept of merging the functions of a guard, an art guide and a concierge "emerged from looking where customer service is going" in the commercial retail sector, Heyler said.

Among the changes Horizon will bring is a merging of London Underground's IT department and TfL's group information management (IM) function.

Harmonization and merging of entries.

The merging of these projects creates confusions.