Sentence examples for smoothly merged from inspiring English sources

He got BellSouth's top job in January, a reward for having smoothly merged AT&T's old South Central Bell and Southern Bell companies into a single operating unit.

These equations smoothly merge the rapid granular flow solution with the so-called "intermediate" regime (where both kinetic/collisional and frictional contributions might play a role) and reduce to Coulomb yield condition for slow frictional flow (shear rate → 0).

The patient requirement for tailor-made individualized orthodontic treatment is met by cutting edge, state-of-the art computer-aided design and manufacturing technology (CAD/CAM), in order to efficiently and smoothly merge the two normally separate processes of bracket fabrication and bracket positioning.

We ought not to buy into the pessimism--smoothly merging into anti-globalization--of a handful of prestigious climate change popularizers.

The VES data was conducted where ERT survey was not accessible, and inverted smoothly and merged with the ERT in the 3D resistivity grid.

The solutions merge smoothly with asymptotic limits appropriate for deep beds and results obtained here for very short beds.

It does not seem implausible to suppose the same holds more generally: does not each brief phase of a typical stream of consciousness seem to merge smoothly and seamlessly with its successor?

Triggered by the presence of gently sloped grass-covered dikes that merge smoothly into the adjacent salt marshes along the German Wadden Sea coast, we assessed the potential costs and benefits of just such a 'Wide Green Dike' along the Dutch Wadden Sea coast, compared to the 'Traditional Dike', which is now used.

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Primary osteons are not surrounded by a reversal (cement) line and their lamella merge smoothly with the surrounding bone, while secondary osteons consist of a central (Haversian) canal surrounded by concentric rings (lamellae) of matrix [ 4, 5].

You don't have to get over miles ahead, but merging smoothly keeps traffic flowing.