Sentence examples for amalgamated experience from inspiring English sources

This amalgamated experience of survivorship data from arthroplasty registers is probably the closest we will ever get to designating a prosthesis as "safe"—in the sense of a low probability of failure over a long period, i.e. not "unsafe".

Although the focus of conservation is probably still on the suburban homeowner, Amalgamated's experience has shown that urban conservation can have a huge impact.

A being endowed with a sense of sight and presented with a variously coloured panorama would not experience all the different colours to be amalgamated into a point.

If the being were allowed to have senses of sound in addition to smell, different, simultaneously experienced sounds would likewise be experienced by it as one noise, but Condillac supposed that any sound would be too different from any simultaneously occurring taste for the two to be amalgamated, as long as either one had once been experienced on its own.

During the knowledge acquisition process, learners built on one another's questions, ideas, information, and experiences shared during the discourse of group work and amalgamated them to make new meanings and understandings.

Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.

Stop as soon as the mixture is amalgamated.

Pros: Cheap, and easily amalgamated into existing algorithms.

These symbols reoccur in the exhibition, abused, amalgamated and mocked.

Leave on the heat, stirring, for a minute, until amalgamated.

In 2002, additional neighbouring communities were amalgamated into the city.