Sentence examples for merging to reduce from inspiring English sources

Officials at both organizations said they were essentially merging to reduce duplication and paperwork.

Ikata was designated a [[Villages of Japan in 1889, and other neighborhoods along the peninsula soon followed suit, many merging to reduce the number of independent settlements from 26 to 6.

Pardus Capital Management, which holds large stakes in Delta Air Lines and United, has recommended those two carriers merge to reduce costs and improve profits.

In a letter to Mr. Papademos on Sunday evening, George Papandreou, the Socialist Party leader who stepped down as prime minister in November, said that supplemental pension funds linked to different professions should be merged to reduce their debts and to make them viable, but that a minimum level should be set for monthly payments from these funds.

Highly over-lapping fuzzy labels in the input output spaces are merged to reduce the computational complexity and improve the overall interpretability of the system.

Under the first phase of the 'Let's Lanxess again' initiative, several business units will be merged to reduce their number from 14 to 10, and administrative functions will be consolidated.

The computation of the ellipses, modeling the line segments, is performed in two steps: an iterative split process, where points are modeled by a number of line segments represented by the major axes of the corresponding ellipses and an iterative merge process, where small line segments are merged to reduce the model complexity.

The highly overlapping clusters should be merged to reduce the number of clusters.

ME's with high correlation can be merged to reduce the patient network to a manageable number of modules using the mergeCloseModules function.

Separate MSCYK hits which are within W of each other are also merged to reduce redundancy in the list of sequence windows that pass this first filter.

This may include merging services to reduce duplication and drive out needless cost.