Sentence examples for principles merged from inspiring English sources

It was during this period that traditional Persian craftsmanship, Islamic pattern design, and western principles merged in the form of Monir's distinctive art practice.

The probabilistic framework has an elegance in principle, merging sequence and structure descriptors into a single framework.

It is not for nothing, therefore, that the Museum of Modern Art included an early study for this building in its Beaux-Arts architecture exhibition of 1975, and though the building that was actually erected is somewhat more modest than the one shown back then, the sense of Beaux-Arts principles being merged with modern, almost futuristic imagery still remains the thing here.

At each step, every pair of adjacent clusters that satisfied a mutual nearest neighbor principle was merged, and was then replaced by the merged cluster in the candidate set.

Although most of these gene expression data were generated using the same microarray platform, and could in principle be merged in a single dataset as recently described [13], we evaluated the DM signature on the individual datasets.

Three Japanese agency companies said yesterday that they had agreed in principle to merge, effective late next year.

Last year the two companies also agreed in principle to merge, but Odell later ended the discussions.

Nishimura & Partners has signed an agreement in principle to merge with Asahi Koma Law Offices, which would create the largest law firm in Japan.

Hearst-ABC Video Services and Viacom International Inc. said that they had agreed in principle to merge Hearst-ABC's Daytime cable television service with Viacom's Cable Health Network.

* J. C. Bradford & Co., Nashville, an investment banking firm, reached an agreement in principle to merge with the Essex Co. Macon, Ga., an investment banking firm.

The two scales are integrated by using the precautionary principle to merge the individual capture probability plumes corresponding to the different scenarios.