Social roles are not determined according to some essential behavioural characteristics but emerge within a structure constituted as a network amalgamated according to a set of relations.
The Ashford studios hosted both local and networked programmes for KMFM stations until all output across the network was amalgamated to be county wide.
[ 65] PCRNs have yet to document the extent to which they have created social and intellectual capital, which might soon be lost as they are amalgamated into comprehensive research networks.
The major challenge is to amalgamate these two network interfaces on a gateway, as they lie in two different spectrum regions.
To successfully amalgamate these two networks, the authorities need to better understand the complex operation dynamics of the minibus taxi network.
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.
The social network didn't ditch location sharing entirely, rather it amalgamated it into general status updates as a tagging option, instead of having a break-out check-in service.
Furthermore, in [16] and [17], Wyrembelski and Boche amalgamated broadcast service, multicast service, and confidential service in bidirectional relay networks, in which a relay adds an additional multicast message for all nodes and a confidential message for only one node besides establishing the conventional bidirectional communication.
We believe such an approach which amalgamates functional, genetic and network properties could prove to be immensely helpful in ranking the positional candidates involved in disease.
After having amalgamated a group of contingency tables, we can define the Measure of Amalgamation.
