Sentence examples for merging the capabilities from inspiring English sources

Merging the capabilities of scientists and engineers with applied social scientists, designers and urbanists interested in the life of urban residents would be a positive development.

If funding can be found, the intention is to merge the capabilities of Dragon/ips into OpenDragon, create versions for Linux and MacOS/X, and make the resulting combination both free and open source.

This paper merges the cognitive capabilities with a femtocell architecture to mitigate this drawback.

For her recent exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre, Papagiannis created an installation that merged the virtual capabilities of AR with the sensibilities of Victorian-era sleight-of-hand and card tricks shows, as well as a video montage homage to early film great, George Méliès.

Apparently the success of the Harmony Ultimate, a universal remote that merges the touch capability found in a smartphone with the traditional remote controls, changed Logitech's mind.

Merging the thickened crowns.

However, in this system, the flow energy merger of both high pressure compressed air flow and high temperature exhaust gas flow of the ICE greatly depends on the merging capability of the energy merger pipe.

That could transform the device into a powerful Internet hub, merging entertainment capabilities like playing games online with the ability to pull movies from the Internet.

It will merge the structured and unstructured data analysis capabilities it gained with last year's acquisitions of Vertica and Autonomy.

Such a focus will merge the dynamic sensing, production, and delivery capabilities of genetic circuits with the native tumor seeking and penetration of S. typhimurium.

His announced strategy is to merge the two satellite ventures, reshape ICO's capabilities to provide wireless data services in addition to voice and then use it as a steppingstone to the far more ambitious vision of Teledesic.