Sentence examples for recent merging from inspiring English sources

Oletta warns that the situation will only deteriorate, especially given the recent merging of the ministries for environment and housing, announced by President Nicolas Maduro in September.

Despite the recent merging between Marriott and SPG, the Starwood Preferred Guest® Credit Card from American Express still remains a fierce competitor in the world of hotel rewards cards.

This pattern may reflect the recent merging of two colonization fronts and the highly heterogeneous landscape of New York and Pennsylvania.

The recent merging of health economics and nutritional sciences to form the nascent discipline of nutrition economics aims to assess the impact of diet on health and disease prevention, and to evaluate options for changing dietary choices, while incorporating an understanding of the immediate impacts and downstream consequences.

In recent years, merging his passion for Sondheim with his effort to expand the recital repertory, Mr. de Mare has invited composers to write solo piano pieces inspired by a favorite Sondheim song: not just inventive piano arrangements of the songs but new compositions written in the composers' own styles.

Several recent data merging efforts using different approaches have addressed a variety of environmental variables.

While recent progress merging tissue engineering with animal studies looks quite promising, there is still much to be done.

A recent study merged TES with live animal and human cadaveric recordings to verify intracranial electrical effects, then used these findings to develop a novel neuromodulation protocol.

Ms Smith is flogging a familiar idea of Christmas in an efficient, unthreatening form.Old and more recent rituals merge in the advertising campaign for her cake.

Since any similarity measure solely based on the distances between SOM prototypes underutilizes available SOM knowledge such as data topology and data distribution, recent studies merges distance and density information.

However, to our knowledge, only one recent investigation merged these two features to devise a molecular-based subgrouping of malignant tumours [ 22].