Sentence examples for amalgamating the two from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see the arguments for amalgamating the two.

It would accept that New Labour has absorbed most of what Lib Dems value, and move gradually towards amalgamating the two.

Although the results were qualitatively similar, there is a problem that prevents us from simply amalgamating the two data sets.

This is done by physically amalgamating the two distinct embryos into one large embryo, which is allowed to develop to term.

The first of its two parts, equivalent to a symphonic first movement, is a setting of the medieval Roman Catholic Pentecost hymn "Veni Creator Spiritus"; part two, amalgamating the three movement-types of the traditional symphony, has for its text the mystical closing scene of J.W. von Goethe's Faust drama (the scene of Faust's redemption).

The final unit assigned to the brigade was the Imperial Service Machine-Gun Squadron formed on 10 June 1918 by amalgamating the three cavalry regiment's machine-gun sections into one unit.

The results are presented by amalgamating the seven categories into three groups: affluent (categories 1 and 2), intermediate (categories 3 5) and deprived (categories 6 and 7).

For illustrative purposes, these results are presented by amalgamating the seven categories into three groups: affluent (categories 1 and 2), intermediate (categories 3 5) and deprived (categories 6 and 7).

For illustrative purposes, the results are presented by amalgamating the seven categories into three groups: affluent (categories 1 and 2), intermediate (categories 3 5) and deprived (categories 6 and 7).

At the last minute amalgamate the two sauces, adding the aioli gradually to the pimento mixture.

But products that amalgamate the two firms' programs will be introduced after 2008.