Sentence examples for merging two from inspiring English sources
When merging two clusters, one must calculate the new distance for the merged cluster.
Merging two lists is always divisive.
The Los Angeles Times fired a photographer in 2003 for merging two Iraq photos into one.
Statisticians know that merging two approximations does not produce precision; rather, it produces galimatias.
But some analysts questioned the wisdom of merging two monopoly companies nearly 1,600 miles apart.
Not to mention the bizarre spectacle of merging two very different leagues from rival cultures.
Carroll also coined the term "portmanteau word", for merging two existing words into one new word.
He advised merging two lengthy documents into a simplified, one-page form.
VT reiterated that, in its view, merging two of Britain largest support services firms makes little sense for its shareholders.
Havas Advertising is creating a unit, Magnet Communications, by merging two agencies it owned with two it had acquired.
Simultaneously merging two different types of aircraft in one fleet could leave it seriously short of oxygen.
