Sentence examples for merging that from inspiring English sources

The best guess as to their cause is the merging (that is, catastrophic ultra-violent collision) of two neutron stars.

The two principles establish more precisely the type of orbital merging that is required and also show that, to achieve that merging, the two electrons must pair their spins.

People in the narrowing left lanes refrain from shooting ahead, while people in the right through lanes — this is hard to swallow, for those of us inclined toward vigilantism, but crucial — leave big spaces in front of their cars for the merging that is about to commence.

But the vast majority of oranges in commercial groves are the product of a type of genetic merging that predates the Romans, in which a slender shoot of a favored fruit variety is grafted onto the sturdier roots of other species: lemon, for instance, or sour orange.

And, with Archipelago and REDIbook merging, that could spark more industry consolidation.

GI Partners also happens to own a large stake in The Planet, hence the rumors about the companies merging that have been swirling ever since.

The company then merged that agency with Lowe & Partners in 1999 to form Lowe Lintas.

If the Rams and the Cardinals could merge, that would solve a lot of their problems.

"You have two projects that were merged, that sort of melded into one," said Assemblyman Steven Sanders, who lives in Peter Cooper Village.

"When you merge that old, strong culture of newspapers with this new culture that doesn't know where it is headed, the old media will always win".

This time the flash point is yet another attempt to merge that 117,000-member union with the 80,000-member American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, known as Aftra, which also represents actors.