Sentence examples for point of merging from inspiring English sources
"The whole point of merging would be for Scios' drug to reach a higher peak and to get there faster than Scios would alone," says Mark Monane, a biotech analyst at Needham & Co. who covers Scios.
It covers general topics about Thunderbird and the future, and also the topics of the Foundation involvement (point 9) and the question of merging repositories (point 11).
While we believe that there may be some points in favor of merging the two offices, no change should be made without extensive involvement by those most affected by the change.
The two stories eventually meet when Meadow tracks Jelly down and films her weeping confession, voice and point of view merging with the camera's relentless gaze.
Likewise, the glowing substance of Albion's flesh is on the point of physically merging with this radiance, so that the body could be materialising out of light or dematerialising into it, and the energy of the body is at one with pure energy.
From a technological point of view, merging the two companies could be a challenge, since they use different frequencies for most of their network.
From an evolutionary point of view, merging of two divergent genomes (hybridization) and doubling of an existing genome, either of one genome (autopolyploidy) or a hybrid genome (allopolyploidy) represent revolutionary events often with cardinal biological effects, as they may lead to rapid organismal diversification and even stasipatric speciation [ 41, 42].
The image processing method is used to judge the flame merging and to obtain the position of merging point and the flame length.
AMD execs also point to the potential of merging graphics processors, ATI's specialty, with AMD's general purpose processor.
The impact from the stochastic temperature variation is modeled by perturbation (or small physical displacement) of merging points to offset the induced skews.
The stages of merging happen until we are left with one cluster (containing all the input points).
