Sentence examples for simple to merge from inspiring English sources

There are lots of smokers in the health records, but once you narrow it down to an anonymous male black smoker born in 1965 who presented at the emergency room with aching joints, it's actually pretty simple to merge the "anonymous" record with a different "anonymised" database and out pops the near-certain identity of the patient.

Some argue that it would have been simpler to merge the two, and the unwieldiness of the new means of articulating policy suggests that this might indeed have been a good idea.

If not it would seem simpler to merge them and remove the redundant 'Function names'.

"When we founded Dirty Lemon, we both had a very simple goal: to merge a healthier beverage offering with a novel distribution strategy in a category that is failing to connect with modern consumers," Sommer Carroll said.

Obtain the pansharpened image by applying Equation 3. The Brovey transform (BT), named after its author, is a simple method to merge data from different sensors based on the chromaticity transform [32], with the limitation that only three bands are involved [42, 14].

We propose a simple combination scheme to merge the outputs of multiple single-resolution AED systems working in parallel.

If the goal is an exclusive structure (either overall, across rows or across columns), a simple strategy is to merge biclusters in order to reduce overlapping across one or both dimensions and, additionally, to filter biclusters that share rows or columns following an relevance criterion (as size or noise level) until exclusivity is guaranteed.

A simple suboptimal solution is to merge the pairs of regions at depth that only minimize the accumulated distortion in depth.

"For these two networks to merge makes simple business sense, bringing operating costs down," Mr. Doku said.

But it can be made simpler by harnessing models designed to merge fragmented insight, such as Universal Data Hubs (UDHs).

Wall Street also expects the Dutch and British holding companies to merge, creating a simpler management structure and one stock.