Sentence examples for merging to one from inspiring English sources

Thus the trenches maintain almost the same profiles during the slow migration process, as shown by lines 1 6 in Figure 2b, with all the lines merging to one at the trenches.

In contrast Fig. 12d shows a sparsely textured room where very small planes on the tile stove are merged to one bigger plane and because of low texture, the couch is hardly visible for the system.

Swq and Se are further merged to one combined total severity index St.

Three bands of stretching vibrations ν(C OH) merge to one prominent band at 1249 cm−1.

In this regard, operational and financial risks were merged to one variable.

We assume that the exciton and biexciton lines are strongly broadened and merge to one broad peak.

If two events are separated by less than a certain time interval (e.g., 60 seconds), they are merged to one event including the interval in-between.

The final brain regions considered were the frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, and cerebellum, whith the corresponding AAL-VOIs merged to one single VOI.

At the age of 15, verbal intelligence, logical thinking and figural intelligence were measured (Schmale and Schmidtke 1966; Amthauer 1973) and merged to one value.

The two clusters I and II that we observed merge to one in this plane of projection because they differ only very little in ED.

It was found that the generalized tangential stress range compressive stress range diagrams for all the steels merged to one line and could be applicable for predicting fretting fatigue strength of wide range of steels.