Sentence examples for with a merge of from inspiring English sources

Ghislain Poirier, has been enlivening dance floors with a merge of hip-hop, dance music, and Jamaican sounds in Montreal for over ten years.

3. Sort the 120 likelihood differences, smallest differences first (each difference corresponds with a merge of two clusters).

It is a thinly painted, luminous oil on board reminiscent of the work of de Kooning and Arshile Gorky, but with a merging of lines, shapes and colors that is Resnick's own.

The Author's Farce ends with a merging of the play's and the puppet show's realities.

Lethem's first novel, Gun, with Occasional Music, is a merging of science fiction and the Chandleresque detective story, which includes talking kangaroos, radical futuristic versions of the drug scene, and cryogenic prisons.

Windows 8 is a merging of old with new.

There's his assumed name - a merging of Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson - with its overtones of death and victim and blackest, bleakest celebrity.

The data may be distributed at different sites for which a distributed clustering solution with a final merging of partitions is a natural fit.

Chelsea, where many galleries inhabit garages retrofitted with glass-paned garage doors, skylights and smooth cement floors, might almost be Los Angeles, and at least one restaurant, the Park, rises to the occasion with a stagey merging of indoor and outdoor spaces.

At Unseen, Lorenzo Vitturi's self-published Dalston Anatomy created a buzz with its merging of staged sculptural forms and street documentary in vivid colours.

To be truly human is not the asserting of one's individuality, but an annihilation of self-centeredness such that one is now identified with others in a nondualistic merging of self and others.