Sentence examples for merging operations from inspiring English sources

The savings would come from merging operations and redundant back-office functions, like billing and marketing.

Both foresee major savings from merging operations with Newsday, including printing.

Continental, busily merging operations with United Airlines, said that dropping free snacks would also bring its coach service in line with United's.

Executives close to the auction have said Cingular expects to save $10 billion to $15 billion in the coming years by merging operations with AT&T Wireless.

Ms. Fiorina said the plan would save the companies $2.5 billion a year by merging operations, noting that the businesses overlap in many respects.

The savings would come from merging operations, like network deployment and maintenance, and in paring down redundancies in marketing, publicity, billing and other back-office functions.

We show by examples that this semantics returns intuitive results for the merging operation.

We then present a syntactic characterization of the merging operation, which allows the result of merging to be obtained through a simple syntactic transformation of the knowledge bases.

The merging operation is done by matching the edges of two distinct logical qubits and measuring code stabilisers spanning the lattice cells.

Thus the crossing conflicts eliminate and convert into weaving manoeuvre or a merging operation from right and a diverging operation to the left.

Then the merging operation is executed as follows.