The single process for PP is due to merging of two one-electron processes involving polaron and bipolaron species.
Of the 31,935 sequences, 23,016 (72.1%) were unique to the dnOST assembly, 6,521 (20.4%) were unique to the GenBank ESTs, and 2,398 (7.5%) resulted from merging of at least one GenBank sequence and one of our de novo transcript assemblies.
Especially for the merging of areas into one larger area, current reserve procurement requirements will lead to a relative small amount of procured reserves, which might be risky if no other reserves are available parallel to the merit-order list.
Serious flaws like merging of more than one object, incorrect object shape and deformation of its contour and cues may happen if moving shadows are not removed from the target object.
But everyone knows exactly who they are supposed to be and the cast feels like a genuine merging of talents with one focus.
The fine-tuning of space between letterforms protects against crowding (Bouma 1970, 1973; Pelli et al. 2007) and the merging of characters into one another, therefore possibly increasing the perceptual span and resulting in better legibility.
After confirming 30 layoffs in December, today the company announced that it is merging features of one of its apps, Truedialer, into its flagship Truecaller app — and shutting down Truedialer in the process.
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.
A continuity line at the end of the merge portion of one treatment delayed drivers' merging and was associated with shorter headway distances.
A similar problem is spaces omitting between words, which results in merging of two words in one.
