Sentence examples for simple union from inspiring English sources

The sport and the VR experience are a fine complement for one another: lying on a PlayStation-branded beanbag at an expo, chin on chest, allows for a simple union of real world and in-game posture, with none of the visual and physical disconnects often apparent when strolling through a virtual world.

It is noteworthy that the final target tracks are not only a simple union of the tracks obtained by nodes S1 and S2.

As we can see, the total improvement of target tracking provided by the combination of all the discussed methods is greater than that of a simple union of the contributions of the particular methods.

The simple union of networks results high coverage but low prediction performance given the quality of some datasets.

A simple union, the techniques of meta-analysis, or where possible a joint analysis, may be most appropriate for combining data from multiple independent experiments.

We also developed a modified multi-hit version of this algorithm that did not use the simple union of target genes, but instead gave each gene a score given by the sum of the number of predicted target binding sites for all input miRNAs.

It will be "a clearer, simpler union which citizens will at last be able to understand," said the 77-year-old chairman of the European convention.

Those campuses typically operate under a simpler union contract and teachers must opt in to the school's new efforts.

"The restatement of that," Dr. Frist said, "is that marriage is very simple: a union between one man and one woman, not two men or three men or four men, or one man -- or one woman -- or two women, three women, or three women and three men.

But some experts said getting major changes enacted would not be simple, and union leaders objected to further staff reductions.

It was rapidly perceived that a simple customs union was inadequate, and a treaty on Oct. 15, 1949, set as its target the progressive and complete liberalization of trade between the partners, systematic coordination of their international commercial and monetary policies, and the adoption of a joint bargaining position in negotiations with other countries.