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To save several H-matrices in multi-rate communications, a further reduction can be achieved by merging the same shift values with the same memory indices into one before synthesis.

Several groups proposed candidates for this first version of the map (e.g. Hamoudi et al. 2007; Maus et al. 2007), not all associated with a publication, but each with its own way of processing and merging the same data set.

In the next step the primary model was designed using the components and indexes resulted from the second research step and merging the same with the experiences of some of the hospitals offering preventive and health promotion services in the selected countries and the same model was then finalized within two Delphi steps.

Components of a model represented by Petri nets are connected by merging the same 'nodes' (Places) among these components [ 66].

Figure  1 shows a Petri net model for an enzymatic reaction consisting of three components connected with each other by merging the same reactants.

(ii) When merging the same pathways with different levels of emphases in different databases, if we have already merged one detailed-level pathway into a general-level pathway, all other related detailed-level pathways in the databases should be merged into this general-level pathway.

The Digital Forensic Investigation Process Model (DFIPM) proposed in [24] groups and merges the same activities that provide the same output into an appropriate process.

After these iterative refinement cycles are complete, we apply the refined parameters to the reflection intensities of each still, and then merge the same reduced Miller indices (from all stills) to obtain the zero-offset still intensities, which are used for the new reference intensity set (see next section).

For the hybrid C scheme, the combination without merging is the same as with merging.

Manual corrections are made by merging the streams of same order with separated nodes.

The user can compare the results for individual experiments to those obtained by merging the experiments studying the same cancer type.