Sentence examples for of its merging from inspiring English sources

During cluster forming process, a cluster that receives a merging request will first check the source of the request rather than directly accept it, if the source is one of its merging targets, the cluster can deliver an acknowledge to accept the request with a possibility of the value of WaitPossibility (particularly, 0 means a refusal).

"I'm really fighting for this district," he said, bemoaning the prospect of its merging with one of the neighboring districts that include large urban areas like Buffalo and Syracuse.

If the source is one of its merging target, the cluster either deliver a MERGE_ACK to accept the request or refuse it by using the dynamic refusal scheme.

It is a cancellation of its former merging request sent by an initiative cluster to its merging target.

Another postmodern aspect of his work is its merging of illusion and reality.

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