Sentence examples for not fully merged from inspiring English sources

Traditional insurance-premium determination (such as support vector machines) has not fully merged all e-commerce factors, such as the product-fit uncertainty of online shopping, that could affect both insurance demand and return quantity.

However, in Figure4a, we see that after the image adjustment, the particles not only fully merged together, but also changed shape significantly, with some short nanowires growing up in between.

(Since 2002 Aberlour has been fully merged with Gordonstoun).

"We may end up with one company, two companies or all three companies fully merged".

The two were fully merged in 1991.

The two standards groups fully merged earlier this year.

Doctors often want to collaborate and share information about prices without sharing financial risk or fully merging their office practices.

We only observe that these days, obviously very different interests seem to merge in a sometimes not fully reflected quest for upstream engagement and public debate.

To enable use of two-way tables, counts of partially innervated and denervated endplates were merged into one category characterized as not fully innervated.

Traditional version control systems (VCS) are based on the copy-modify-merge approach which is not fully exploited in MDE since current implementations lack model-orientation.

A comparison of the temperature map with numerical simulations show that Abell 85 had intense merging activity in the past and is not fully relaxed, even in the central region.