Sentence examples for merging of various from inspiring English sources

The recent protests and the merging of various civil society groups in the hirak al-sha'bi, which means the people's movement [henceforth hirak], have brought these issues to the fore.

It was created during a conference, by political figures who had been forced into exile, by the merging of various existing nationalist groups, including the Mozambican African National Union, National African Union of Independent Mozambique and the National Democratic Union of Mozambique which had been formed two years earlier.

The reconstruction, nation-building, and democratization that ensued during the past decade enabled the merging of various states and authorities into one unified "rainbow nation".

But it gives the initial conditions of the lumped states that are formed as a result of merging of various states.

In particular, potassium salts added to the matrix solution caused merging of various lipid adducts (adducts with proton, sodium, and potassium) into one single potassiated species, thus making IMS data interpretation fairly easy [ 30].

Because state 5 was a lumped state that was formed as a result of merging of various states from the original model, its ODE had to be explicitly written as if it had been an unlumped state.

To confirm that the presence of merging clusters of various sizes did not impact the counting of hepatocytes, we verified that β-galactosidase enzymatic activity was identical in liver homogenates from rats sacrificed at day 15 or day 30 (17.9±6.1 ng βgal/mg protein at day 15 vs 18.5±5.6 at day 30; p = 0.9 using Student's t test).

These deficits led to a new reform in 1969, which involved the merge of the various pension funds, and the introduction of a centralized management, this last change in fact meant cross-sector transfers from those programs with surplus to those with deficits.

Down These Mean Streets is a merging of his own photographs with newspaper clippings, journal entries and various found material pertaining to the long death of the American dream, from Reaganomics in the 1980s to the current economic recession.

Interested in the merging of people and nature, Paci's work deals intensely with the body and various bodily mutations.

It has a spiralling energy that comes from its merging of photographs, first-person testimony, found images, ephemera and Charlie's curiously poetic, often illuminatingly detailed reflections that unfold in various typefaces across page after page.