Mae is a twentysomething naif, journeying into the brave new world of a vast info-tech enterprise – the Circle – which has amalgamated the functions of Microsoft, Google, Apple, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter into a unified corporation with seemingly beautiful ideals.
Marketing and administrative functions were amalgamated and transferred to the Qld Sugar Corporation.
The amalgamated best fit consensus scoring function showed coefficient of determination (0.891), leave one out cross validated squared correlation coefficient (0.776) and external predictivity value (0.668).
We propose a pairwise fusion matrix (PFM) transformation, which produces reliable probabilities for the use of classifier combination and can be amalgamated with most existent fusion functions for combining classifiers.
Data segments from each interview and focus group were then transferred to another Word 2007 document where they were amalgamated by theme using the tabular function.
Since reactions, rather than genes, are used for mapping data onto the network, isozymes and multifunctional enzymes can be amalgamated and separated respectively according to actual enzymatic function (also in conjunction with the ambient scoring system), eliminating the problems of gene-centric metabolic network representations.
These zip code-level characteristics were spatially amalgamated into counties for the purpose of producing maps.
Seventy agencies are being abolished or amalgamated by the Government, with thousands of job cuts and a realignment of functions.
In 1907, the Chulkhurst Charity was amalgamated with other local charities with similar purposes, to form the Biddenden Consolidated Charity, still functioning as a registered charity.
The results of studies using the SF-36 were amalgamated in Table 2. Inspection of these data indicates that, in general, physical functioning appears to be relatively good in patients with BD (range 63.8 – 91.2).
Together these databases provided information on 41 land use classes, and for analysis these were amalgamated.
