Sentence examples for amalgamating this from inspiring English sources

By amalgamating this technology with fashion design, a new paradigm is proposed.

Amalgamating this information, we decided to investigate NF-κB p65 for its role in helenalin induced autophagy cell death.

Galsworthy amalgamates this social drama with classical tragedy.

This results in allusions often being made to other titles including those of WCW and the NWA, amalgamating the history of this championship with the history of the belt that represents it.

In this work, a novel work amalgamating the SIFT and NSCT approaches with the tree split, voting, rotation, searching, and morphology, thereby providing a splendid and an efficacious model with high capture quality.

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

The GPK&AR and the GD&CR had already been authorised by the Acts of 1846 and 1847 to amalgamate at this stage.

It had been previously arranged that the Aberdeen and Great North would amalgamate, but this was annulled that year and the Aberdeen was seeking alliances with railways to the south.

The end of compulsory training, coupled with low levels of defence spending and economic hardships brought about by the Great Depression greatly reduced the manpower available to many Militia units at this time and as a result a number of units were disbanded or amalgamated at this time.

This is what she did in Rehab, by amalgamating the bouncy, life-affirming, harmless girl-group sound of the Sixties with dark, cheeky lyrics that are more appropriate to the 21st century.

In this study, we use a natural history Markov model to estimate the cost-effectiveness of supplemental medical insurance among the elderly, updating and amalgamating these earlier studies.