Sentence examples for amalgam of practices from inspiring English sources
In studying the New Testament's pastoral letters, Baur came to view early Christianity as the outcome of a conflict between Jewish Christianity (an amalgam of practices of the two faiths) and Gentile Christianity (which was viewed as free of Jewish influence).
The Gene Composer protocol for PCR assembly (PCA) of synthetic genes from designed oligonucleotides (Oligo-sets) is illustrated in Figure 8 and is based on an amalgam of the best practices in previously described PCA methods [ 30- 34].
The concept sounds like an amalgam of ideas already in practice — such as Facebook "likes," or tools used to vote up stories at Reddit, or most-emailed lists.
Taking the best bits of those and the best bits of what we already do and creating a powerful amalgam of the best European practice.
Falun Gong is an offshoot of qigong (Chinese: "discipline of the vital breath"), an amalgam of traditional medical and self-cultivation practices developed in the early 1950s by members of the Chinese medical establishment as part of an effort to promote traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in modern socialist China.
Let's also agree that the newsroom of The Times Democrat will be an amalgam of the best and most innovative practices we have online and in print, and that it will evolve to be something recognizable as newsgathering measured by a few key virtues.
Because the resulting amalgam of treatments in TAU reflects current practice, external validity is increased.
Systematic reviews are based on primary research while clinical practice guidelines are an amalgam of clinical experience, expert opinion, patient preferences and evidence.
Hoa Hao is an amalgam of Buddhism, ancestor worship, animistic rites, elements of Confucian doctrine, and indigenous Vietnamese practices.
Obviously, you were influenced and practicing because you've got this classical-meets-folk...actually, an amalgam of all sorts of wonderful musics.
