Sentence examples for task of merging from inspiring English sources

I don't think they're up to the task of merging.

Mr. O'Neal took over the task of merging St . Georgewith Advance Bank.

Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, said the task of merging the two bills would be "very challenging".

He was skilful at the delicate task of merging the highly individual constabularies of Leeds and Bradford into a wider county force.

By the end of his life Mr. Guston had found a way to navigate between abstraction and representation, often accomplishing the seemingly impossible task of merging the two.

Mr. Perkel, whose account was eventually found on the MCI side, was stumbling across a problem stemming from WorldCom's acquisition binge: For all its talent in buying competitors, the company was not up to the task of merging them.

Figure 3 presents MapReduce tasks of merged insert query (Q1+Q6) that reduces the scan operations.

This approach can also rid developers of the highly specialised and difficult task of the merging of methodology components on a per project basis.

But the Los Angeles Times took the companies to task for merging in the face of tremendous capital needs at both, while Tesla was far short of hitting its goals for auto and battery production.

Results suggest that the one-handed techniques selected for the present study produced a speed advantage over two-handed techniques, whereas the influence of merging was task dependent.

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.