Sentence examples for merging under from inspiring English sources

This spring three discount airlines, Canada 3000, Royal Aviation and CanJet are merging under the banner of Canada 3000.

Bold Communications Group, Daniel Island, S.C., and Pearson DeBoer Creative Solutions, Salisbury, N.C., are merging under the Bold Communications Group name.

In subsequent works (Konieczny and Pino Pérez 1999 , 2002 they extended the framework to include merging under integrity constraints, that is, a set of exogenously imposed conditions that have to be satisfied by the merged base (Kowalski 1978; Reiter 1988).

This is an obvious condition to impose since these are postulates for merging under integrity constraints, where the idea is to ensure that the result of the merging satisfies the integrity constraints.

where This is a weighted sum of the bin probability and the number of the combinations of -tuples that include If is large the corresponding bin would be a good candidate for merging under criterion (1) whereas a small value of will indicate a good choice under criterion (2).

Figure 3 b shows another example of a much less frequently occurring situation with two islands merging under a 90° angle.

The commission is scheduled to release its final report next week, with specific plans for closing or merging under-used hospitals and nursing homes, or turning some into outpatient clinics, and that document will carry much greater force.

Deutsche Bundesbahn and Deutsche Reichsbahn were officially merged under the name Deutsche Bahn in 1994.

All these acquisitions were merged under what eventually became Kraft Foods Inc.

The companies plan to merge under the name Zimbra to offer a "unified social collaboration suite".

Indeed, between the Restoration and the Victorian era, the original Shakespeare was almost sub merged under music.