Sentence examples for the merging of three from inspiring English sources

Instead of the broad competition, opportunities, and stimuli to new investment throughout industry that would come from the merging of three or four great industrial areas, the smaller grouping will present special opportunities for only a few British industries, and fierce problems for a few others.

Objectives: The opening of the Georges Pompidou University Hospital HEGPP) in southwest Paris from the merging of three aging facilities was the opportunity to conceive and deploy a brand new clinical information system (CIS) based on a component-based approach.

Competitiveness (COMPET): Created in June 2002 through the merging of three previous configurations (Internal Market, Industry and Research).

Oval BA, south of GRS, is a red spot a third the size of GRS that formed in 2000 from the merging of three white ovals.

With the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU acquired competence in space matters, and space policy has been attributed to the Competitiveness Council Transport, Telecommunications and Energy (TTE): Created in June 2002, through the merging of three policies under one configuration, and with a composition varying according to the specific items on its agenda.

It corresponds to the merging of three heterogeneous regions into one homogeneous region.

He uses close-ups, quick cuts and dissolves -- the merging of two images -- to add intimacy and excitement.

Either the merging of two great schools of history, or a truck-stop diner at a junction on Route 66.

His departure also coincides with the merging of two of London's best known homeless charities to create St Mungo's Broadway.

It centers on the merging of two very different dimensions: a flat grid of fabric, and thread, which is an extended line of many colors.

It was the merging of two worlds for Bryant, a fusion of team unity and his Ahab-like obsession with earning his fourth championship ring.