The word "salad" derives from the Latin sal, meaning salt, and this is the key here: you need to get the seasoning right – the salt, the oil, the vinegar – to hold together the separate components, give them their due respect, but also amalgamate them into one.
Different macro- and micronutrients were also amalgamated in the fermentation medium to increase the enzyme production.
In mercury-zinc cardiac pacemaker batteries anode consists of amalgamated zinc, which is in contact with the welded top assembly, the inner face of which is also amalgamated to achieve electrochemical compatibility with the anode.
Later, this battalion was also amalgamated with the 5th and 8th Battalions, to form the 2nd Brigade Battalion.
In October the 29th and 46th Battalions were also amalgamated, leaving the division with just six infantry battalions in two brigades.
This rival company had continued to push westwards over its Exeter and Crediton line and arrived in Plymouth later in 1876, which spurred the South Devon Railway to also amalgamate with the Great Western.
The 11 video clips produced were made available on the FIFA web pages, 14 and they were also amalgamated into a composite video, which was made into a DVD that was provided to each of the schools.
But Milberg Weiss still also represented Amalgamated Bank and a handful of other clients in the Enron lawsuit.
The problem with this approach is that, as the number of input trees and thus the amount of information given as input increases, the set of possible trees that can be amalgamated also increases until all possible tree topologies can be amalgamated.
Amalgamated also wants Marriott to break out revenue by product, service, individual client and hotel.
