Sentence examples similar to amalgamated in sequence from inspiring English sources

The two communities were amalgamated in 1967 to form the city.

A third town, Stonehouse, developed between Devonport and Plymouth, and all were amalgamated in 1914.

The bureau and the society amalgamated in 1938 to form a new and revitalized Fabian Society.

By 1880 almost all of the 200 synagogues in the United States (amalgamated in the Union of American Hebrew Congregations in 1873) were Reform.

Njala University College was founded in the early 1960s and amalgamated in 1967 with Fourah Bay College as the University of Sierra Leone.

The mixture was amalgamated in a Teflon container and mixed thoroughly.

Different macro- and micronutrients were also amalgamated in the fermentation medium to increase the enzyme production.

It remained a subsidiary until being amalgamated in 1996.

GC-content was calculated using a custom Perl script that amalgamated all unique sequences and calculated the proportion of G and C bases in all unambiguous bases.

The agar and serum mixtures were then amalgamated while in their isothermal states.

Regardless, there remained a problem-point in the sequence even after sleep; the sleep-dependent learning mechanism did not amalgamate disparate subs-sequence memory units into a larger single memory representation or chunk (Fig. 2B, black vs. dark red).