Sentence examples for thus merging from inspiring English sources

Ultima Online players have even gotten married in real life, thus merging virtual and real community.

Thus, merging mathematical modelling with the relevant in vivo data is a promising tool to unravel complex interactions25,31,33,35.

The rest of "No," the fictional component, was shot in the same style to give the film a uniform, coherent look, thus merging reality and fiction.

The study links attention restoration theory to biophilic store design, thus merging greenery with physical environments, such as urban shopping centres.

A novel approach is the incorporation of highly conductive and ductile continuous metal filaments into the CFRP, thus merging electrical and load-bearing functions within the metal fibres.

Ancient closed and open long /ē/ (ει and η) and /i/ merged as /i/, and /ai/ monophthongized to /e/; /oi/ monophthongized to /ü/, thus merging with simple /ü/ (pronounced as French tu).

Thus merged micro-domains would be critical in the conversion of NGC to GC.

The footstepping of Clare thus merges with a personal memoir and a dig for family roots on his wife's behalf.

Biotech managers and investors were attracted to alliances with traditional companies and thus merged new business ecosystems with powerful existing ones.

Historical inquiry thus merges almost at its inception with the kind of "public policy" analysis appropriately undertaken by a federal court.

His own mythology could thus merge with a number of other mythologies to add weight and substance to what was, on the surface and maybe buried in the depths too, an ordinary day in an ordinary place.