Sentence examples for amalgamate that from inspiring English sources

To be human, in his view, is to be a mixture of good and bad -- to be an imperfect gem, as it were, like the "half genuine" ruby amalgamate that the kind but adulterous Arvid buys for his wife.

Here we present the TERA algorithm (Tree Estimation using Reconciliation and Amalgamation) that amalgamates the most parsimonious reconciled gene tree from a set of gene trees reconstructed from a unique gene alignment, according to a joint sequence-reconciliation score.

With declining enrollments, the Russian Ministry of Education and Science has been evaluating institutions with an eye to closing or amalgamating those that fail to meet quality standards.

"It's fear of what will happen if we agree to amalgamate for that one-off tournament.

Amalgamated said that the deal would not merely help it close a financing gap, but also help it expand.

A short pastry is one in which the ingredients are well amalgamated so that the baked pastry is tender and fine-textured, tending to crumble rather than flake.

This guild was amalgamated with that of the surgeons in 1540 under a charter granted by Henry VIII, and the members of the joint corporation were accorded the right to be addressed as "Master"—colloquially, "Mister".

Prior to 1 April, when Scottish forces merged to form a single police force, the Mounted Branch of Lothian and Borders Police was amalgamated with that of Strathclyde Police.

Sometimes Bhikshatana's iconography is amalgamated with that of Bhairava, in which case he displays Bhairava's attributes in addition to his own.

They were not successful commercially, as they were unable to accommodate the largest ships, and in 1864, management of the docks was amalgamated with that of the London Docks.

For use of a bowel cancer test there were insufficient users to make any significant conclusions although when usage was amalgamated with that for the haematuria test kit, looking after home/family again proved a significant factor (p < 0.05).