Sentence examples for risk of merging from inspiring English sources

NSW Rural Fire Services Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons told a news briefing early on Monday that the State Mine fire was at risk of merging with a fire at Mount Victoria.

We impose this restriction to avoid the risk of merging unrelated motifs.

If two groups of neurons are simultaneously labeled with the enhanced response, these two groups run the risk of merging into one large group.

Although the total count of members over the 20 gene families increased from 734 at 70 MMP to 1,100 at 90 MMP, the number of different gene family members varied little over the different MMP--from 286 to 296--indicating that the risk of merging paralogs into one contig at low MMP exists but remains low.

For an EST assembly, it might therefore be preferable to accept an increased level of redundancy instead of risking the merging of different members of a gene family into one contig by using too loose assembly parameters.

Duplicate topics run the risk of getting merged or deleted, since on a wiki, collaboration to build a single high-quality page is encouraged over the creation of multiple pages on the same topic.

Cultures of merging organizations might also clash when they have opposing attitudes towards risk [ 8, 13] or when the culture of one hospital dominates the other [ 7].

Instead of merging "technology and humanity", let's attempt to merge technology with equality.

Four different types of merging has been considered, namely, normal merging, forced merging, group merging, and vehicle cover merging for left-turning vehicles at uncontrolled T-intersection.

The process of merging stacks is iterative.

Successive rounds of merging were applied until no further adjacent subsequences could be merged.