Sentence examples for possible merging of from inspiring English sources

Important conclusions have been drawn about the influence of D1 and D2 on the fuel mass loss rate, the influence of D1 on fire swirling, the influence of D2 on the possible merging of the two fires and the effect of wind speed on the mass loss rate.

Progressively, on continued pulsed current polymerization cycles, the PPy sheath thickness increases (Figure 4B) with possible merging of PPy sheath walls (Figure 4C).

One Wall Street analyst, Byron Callan of Merrill Lynch & Co., said Boeing's willingness to beef up its space operations is intriguing because it indicates that Boeing sees a possible merging of commercial air travel and space transportation in the future.

The studied species are deceptive orchids and pollinators usually do not strongly discriminate species [ 39], thus they contribute to introgressive hybridization through creation of a hybrid swarm and the possible merging of species [ 53].

The rank transformation of the G-EAR data limited the possible merging of results and comparison of effect sizes: rank transformations rank the data smallest to largest and force each data point's rank value to a normal distribution with minimum value 0 and maximum value 1.

The method in particular allows a good simulation of transverse non-linearities, of field fall-offs and possible merging fields in configurations of neighboring magnets, while using realistic models of magnetic fields.

Automation of the process requires an algorithm that is not quite straightforward, but can be facilitated with a graphical user interface; technical details of a possible merging process are presented in Figure S1 of the Additional file 1.

Because the sequence of merging studies slightly influences the outcome of the consensus data set, in cases where computationally feasible, we merged the data calculating all possible merging sequences and selected the best sequence on the basis of the mean deviation of the merged sequence to each original data set.

In particular, it is possible that the merging of multiple outcomes in defining poor outcome and the corresponding increase in statistical power afford legitimate reasons for the particular clustering effect for poor outcome.

To begin the merge decision process, a graph is created to represent the superpixels and possible merge operations.

The main difference is that merging of two clusters is possible only if there is variability reduction in all the layers.