Sentence examples for obvious merging from inspiring English sources

The TV network Krusty's new show is on, HBOWTIME, is an obvious merging of the names of pay-tv channels HBO and Showtime; their slogan, "It's not just TV, it's more expensive"., is a parody of HBO's longtime slogan, "It's not just TV, it's HBO".

One obvious benefit of merging the two businesses is that it will play into clients' demands for dealing with agencies which possess scale.

Tanabe now says that it will consider a partner, but only if its research arm can be spun off and left independent, eliminating an obvious advantage of merging.

Keeping its cards close and its destination under wraps, "Pornography" is a rather obvious treatise on the merging of the public and private selves.

It is obvious that a same cell merging process can be applied to larger size initial codebooks in order to get a wider range of bit rate operation.

When the attributes have been grouped in themes, similar and overlapping terms were obvious which allowed for the merging of some terms in order to form a single attribute.

The most obvious is to get big by merging.

It had already been rumoured that BIS ministers were considering merging the seven research councils – an obvious quick win for BIS ministers' organizational simplification agenda.

Of all the commission's recommendations, merging University and Crouse "was the most obvious," Mr. Berger, an investment banker, said in a recent interview.

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.

The obvious difference between plant concept I and plant concept II is the merging of the two originally individual methanation reactors C1 and C2 to one single reactor (C1*).