Sentence examples for which can merge from inspiring English sources

There is a need for capital funds, which can merge enterprises to larger entities.

Secondary and tertiary plume frequency (i.e., fs and ft) cannot always be attributed to an individual river, particularly in the case of wet tropics rivers, which can merge into one heterogeneous plume.

The extent of the secondary and tertiary flood plume frequency (i.e., fs and ft), rarely could be attributed to an individual river, particularly from wet tropics rivers which can merge into one heterogeneous plume.

Because K-means algorithm is a widely used clustering algorithm, which can merge data points with high similarity into the same class and split data points with low similarity into different classes, we adopted K-means clustering algorithm to make rough segmentation of the cell images and test the discriminating power of different color spaces.

As predicted by theory, decreased ion concentration causes expansion of the EDL, which can merge with the EDL associated with the opposing electrode.

Amid the network of networks there is always another reader, an improvised community into which she can merge and make visible her invented self.

These days Helle listens to black metal in order to occupy a certain mental space; exploring the genre and subculture through a zine, in which she can merge high and low, photography, poetry, and prose, holds great appeal.

The cameras' 15-angle lenses taking a picture every 2.5 seconds which can be merged into a 360degree view.

"These channels, which can be merged with Facebook and Twitter, provide artists with a cool way to bond with fans on a more personal level," adds Reynoird.

We also rely on the 'Microm indicators', a unique dataset providing information on the ethnic composition of neighbourhoods at various levels of aggregation, which can be merged with the GSOEP.7 These indicators are discussed in detail in Section 5.3.

In addition, we are making available a file of stimulus characteristics, which can be merged with the data.