Sentence examples for merging of multiple from inspiring English sources
East Asia's rapid growth often leads to the merging of multiple cities into single urban areas, with spillovers from original boundaries into neighbouring administrations.
Besides, splitting and merging of multiple shapes depending on moving targets have not been considered by previous methods.
Typically, computer rendering and merging of multiple low dynamic range (LDR) images taken at different exposure settings are the two methods used to generate HDR images [3].
To investigate such unwanted consequences, two cooperation-concepts are assessed and evaluated in this work for a case study of Central West Continental Europe, namely TSOs sharing its reserves and merging of multiple areas into a common larger LFC Block.
Our research examines the merging of multiple remote sensing imageries (Landsat TM, DOQ and IKONOS) and digital elevation model (DEM) data to determine optimal combinations for mapping soil drainage classes on bare soil surfaces.
And the way he negotiates for two abducted Americans in exchange for one Soviet spy hearkens back to his merging of multiple liabilities into one settlement at the movie's start.
In these ways, binding of 14-3-3s 14-3-3s 14-3-3sthe merging of signals from multiple post-translational modifications that converge on the target.
This paper deals with the approximate merging problem of multiple adjacent Bézier curves with different degrees by a single Bézier curve, which is a frequently seen problem in modeling.
When merging CNVRs of multiple samples to a non-redundant set, the criterion was that the region which was detected by at least 1 sample was supposed to be kept in the final set, and overlapped regions be merged, similar to "union" in set operations.
We provide illustrative examples where neither merging data of multiple samples nor the independent analysis of data from each sample can solve the problem.
The InChIKey can be used for web based literature search and also for chemical database search and merging of compound lists from multiple sources [54].
