Sentence examples for amalgamate both from inspiring English sources

So, a secure technique is designed by amalgamate both Cryptography and Steganography.

Further assessments were given using the Children's Handicaps, Behaviour and Skills (HBS) structured interview schedule which was a system of measurement developed by Wing and Gould to amalgamate both 'psychotic' and 'retarded' children, while at the same time enabling distinctions to be made according to their social abilities.

With Love and Happiness, he and co-writer Mabon "Teenie Hodgess managed to amalgamate both.

Conformational averaging seen in the NOE data between the arginine methyl groups and the recognition site was not immediately apparent because the NOE amalgamated both distance and conformational exchange information.

Wellsway School is an 11 18, mixed comprehensive school which was established in 1971, by amalgamating Keynsham Grammar School and Wellsway County Secondary School both of which opened on a shared site in the mid-1950s.

In the same year the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway and the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway both amalgamated with the GWR, but these lines were standard gauge, and the GWR's own line north of Oxford had been built with mixed gauge.

In fact, the proposed hybrid algorithm amalgamates the advantages of both algorithms, first, the ability to converge fast for global optimum and, second, considering the effect of stochastic nature of the system.

Usually, principles of both are amalgamated into the same lighting design.

Watching the debate, supporters and critics of the war in Iraq both tend to amalgamate two different events: The invasion and the occupation.

For Amalgamated Bank, having owners from both organized labor and the financial world is not just a marriage of convenience.

What eventually emerged both distilled and amalgamated those ideas.