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91. Enterprise merging, selling, asset replacement, employee stock holding, MBO, bad assets peeling off a raging fire.

92. Economic globalization and foreign capital merging constitute the main method of foreign indirect investment.

93. The merging of bubbles and formation of bubble - free layer were also described.

94. It is concluded that the effect of treatment with high dose of ASDSB on mice of immune suppression merging with cryptozoite infection is mediated through the enhancement of immune functions.

95. A method based on wavelet transform is described to enhance a multispectral image by merging image.

96. Hover over the masthead of The Times or The Sun or the Daily Telegraph - and the words start to jump around, before merging into some video.

97. An SPE has built - in filtering, aggregating and correlating, and merging operators that manipulate windows of events.

98. Full - flavored and full - bodied with stewed plum and blackcurrant flavors merging into long lingering vanillin oak flavors.

99. Merging the synchronization classes into the shared class is a straightforward process.

100. The routing loop will cause snowslide effect in VC merging capable network, so it must be detected as soon as possible in the case.

101. The merits of the dynamic grid system lie in a complete vector format and the implementation of multiple-source data merging and massive data spatial analysis.

102. Zeugma, as a rhetorical device, is widely employed for its specific pragmatic functions such as merging situations of context, creating humorous or satirizing effects.

103. The trend for big corporates to monopolize the market is getting obvious. The monopoly of supermarkets, the merging of railway companies and bus companies have excluded SMEs from the market.

104. It is of particular importance for us to re-understand and re-explain "fair play" with China's open to the world and Chinese sports merging into international society.

105. It includes some basic points such as scanning precision, format description of scanned data, conversion from the scanned data to generalized raster data, geometric correction and photograph merging.

106. The difference between remote sensing image spectral response is the main reason that causes distortions while merging multi-spectral and panchromatic images.

107. Many companies continued to grow by merging with or buying competing firms.

108. The tundra extends endlessly, all leached out colours, smudgy greens and browns, merging with the sky into a distant grey-blue nothingness.

109. It uses a 3-way merge algorithm, and is usually capable of merging different versions automatically.

110. France's CMA CGM, the world's third-largest container shipping line, is to take its first step on to public equity markets by merging its Global Ship Lease arm with a listed shell company.

111. In chapter 3 a portal-generation method, to which our improved region merging technique is to be applied, is introduced in detail.

112. Objective To inquiry into the malignant blood disease merging superinfection.

113. They compassed the whole arc of the circle, merging towards towards the west in a horizon that was fierce, almost garish in coloring, like an impressionist back-drop done by some half-mad genius.

114. Region merging and splitting of the under-segmentation objects of the result of fuzzy segmentation are realized by weighted distance transform, region labeling and some operations on morphology.

115. In this paper, the wavelet transform and the region splitting - merging are used to segment the image of a conifer seedling.

116. Media companies are merging to create ever larger information and entertainment conglomerates.

116. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

117. The algorithm could improve the effect of image segmentation through region merging and smooth after original segmentation.

118. Merging plant and animal is a bit in left field so let's consider modifying strength.

119. Each tool implements the merging of branches a little differently.

120. A connector to indicate the merging of several lines of flow into one line, or the dispersal of one line of flow into several lines.