Sentence examples for merging on from inspiring English sources

Newspapers and television are merging on the net.

WORK and play have a wonderful way of merging on the Internet.

How could I say that we, after all, are so close, the shadows of our hands merging on the page?

After passing Gracie Mansion, traffic stopped at the rise in the 90's, with cars merging on the right.

Behind them is the tall, grey outline of the hospital, merging on bad days into the Tehran smog.

The moment you step outside, your nostrils begin to freeze, and you realize that your body is somehow merging, on its own, with the elements.

Thao and Munson [27] use the incremental approach to perform a three-way merge on XML documents in a versioning system.

It's just one example of many ways the Walker is trying to "merge on-site with online," as Ms. Viso explains it.

The results confirm that the network which merges on-the-phone communications and spatial proximity is made by loosely coupled layers in terms of degree and strength.

Thames Valley University (TVU) and Reading College and School of Arts and Design will merge on January 1 2004, Alan Johnson, the minister for higher education, confirmed today.

When the two merged on Friday, the differences were even more pronounced.