Here "merged" refers to lateral merging of the two diffusion flame branches (one for each fuel AP interface) as pressure and fuel-layer thickness are reduced.
In Mr. Dorfman's mind, the title of "Subverse" refers to a merging of the words, "subvert" and "subtext".
Augmented Reality (AR) refers to the merging of synthetic sensory information into a user's perception of a real environment.
In this usage, kokoro, the Japanese word for heart, refers to the merging of the heart and spirit in action.
The scene registration refers to the merge and alignment of the point clouds from multiple scans into one single point cloud under a pre-defined global coordinate system.
The first word, Gaddis reminds us, refers to "that natural merging of created life in this creation in love that transcends it, a celebration of the love that created it".
Socio-ecological intergradation refers to the gradual merging of social (organizational) and ecological (environmental) systems to shift a firm's focus from global supply chain optimization to building more regionally bound, socio-ecologically connected operations.
A special case is when records are merged on a higher level, e.g. aggregated at farm or postal code or breed level, which will be referred to as merging at group-level.
This will be referred to as merging at the individual level in this manuscript.
The term "genes merged" refers to the cumulative number of genes involved in such gene mergers.
