Sentence examples for seamless merge from inspiring English sources
Fab.com and BureauofTrade.com are precursors of this seamless merge of content and commerce.
Ms. Lansner has a gift for creating vivid dramatic landscapes out of an almost seamless merging of text and movement.
What is impressive is the seamless merging of human interest and scenic excitement in Lavery's script and the massively detailed production by Mark Espiner and Dan Jones.
"We've accomplished a seamless merging of this contemporary adaptation and Lucy's words, so that by the time we get to the end, you can't really tell what was there and what wasn't".
It's brighter, clearer and sharper, but the standout songs still sound utterly unlike anything before or since in their seamless merging of propulsive beats, brooding melodies and dark atmospherics.
Finally, the effect of scale variation is studied, showing that seamless merging applies to DEMs with variable resolution.
Delivery Hero's funding comes on the heels of U.S. players GrubHub and Seamless merging; while European rival Just-Eat has raised just shy of $130 million.
This paper presents an efficient and effective merging solution, whereby accurate co-registration of individual DEMs collected from consistent viewpoints and standard averaging for overlapping elevations ensure seamless merging.
However although these approaches solve some technical aspects of data integration, none of them provides an architecture for the seamless merging and use of toxicity data from various sources.
The move comes amid some consolidation among other online food delivery giants — specifically GrubHub and Seamless merging in the U.S. Taken together, today's hefty funding news and the M&A activity are signs of how those left standing in the "take out wars" are in a period of scaling up for better returns on the business model.
As a result, Ms. Height is widely credited as the first person in the modern civil rights era to treat the problems of equality for women and equality for African-Americans as a seamless whole, merging concerns that had been largely historically separate.
