Sentence examples for amalgam of those from inspiring English sources

In fact, the new Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Center embodies an amalgam of those philosophies.

The SimpleTech 500GB is an amalgam of those two: small and unobtrusive enough to be ignored but with styling that screams "I take part in Critical Mass rides and might go to Burning Man next year".

It says a new amalgam of those groups -- called the Syrian Democratic Forces -- is preparing to capture the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa.

Strikingly, apart from the rDNA probe, the BAC DNA-based probes do not hybridise to ABR114 chromosomes (Fig. 1e), while the results observed in ABR113 (Fig. 1f) are the perfect amalgam of those obtained separately for B. distachyon ABR1 and for ABR114.

In his remarks to the country tonight, President Bush spoke of morality, medicine and what he deemed to be the proper amalgam of the two, positioning those concerns squarely in the foreground of his decision on federal support for embryonic stem cell research.

It's a strange amalgam of all those elements.

The third, an amalgam of the first two, is that the authoritative standards are those of natural science and mathematics.

Archigram was an amalgam of the words "architecture" and "telegram".

It's simply an amalgam of the words "therapy" and "diagnosis".

The so-called central tendency forecast is an amalgam of the highest and lowest estimates.

For all his dismissal of pop's co-opting of EDM, Deadmau5 deals in an amalgam of sounds indistinguishable from those you'd find on a pop R&B single – the distorted bass wobble of dubstep, Auto-Tuned vocals, 80s synths (including, on Channel 42, the kind of piercing electronic wail that preceded Ray Parker Jr's insistence that he wasn't 'fraid of no ghost), epic breakdowns.