Sentence examples for merging of small from inspiring English sources

The merging of small firms within larger companies has created a new bias towards centralized building designs and standards.

These changes result in the merging of small domains into larger, coordinately replicating domains with a consequent 40% reduction in number.

Due to the retrieval of coarse resolution modules, whose large sizes depend on incremental merging of small modules, a weakness of the MaxMod approach concerns its possible interpretation in biological applications.

Merging of small two-dimensional clusters into large ones (Fig. 4g) took place.

After 1950, however, the northward extension of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway (subsequently called the British Columbia Railway) and the improvement of highway facilities increased the accessibility of the forests and the merging of smaller companies, together with the introduction of pulp mills, consuming chips and small trees, heightened the utilization of forest resources.

Millions of pounds could be saved through the use of more part-time firefighters and the merging of smaller fire authorities in England, according to an efficiency review commissioned by the government.

Likewise, if our Milky Way galaxy grew through the merging of smaller dwarf galaxies, you'd expect it to contain the same types of stars as the remaining dwarfs that have not been incorporated.

One is based on the idea of bottom-up merging of smaller clusters (e.g. CloseUp [ 8]), and the other is based on top-down breaking the genomes (e.g. HomologyTeams [ 10]).

In addition, there is a trend of merging of (smaller) hospitals, probably caused by efficiency pressures, concentration of care to enhance quality as well as market power considerations [ 37].

Blackboard, as its known today, was born from the merging of two small firms in the late 1990s.

Further downstream, the coalescence effect dominated leading to merging of the small bubbles to form bigger bubbles.