TERA's amalgamation algorithm can be regarded as a generalization of the gene tree reconciliation algorithm of Doyon et al.
These tutors are not specially trained in many of the skills needed for college counseling, and the organizational focus on tutoring often makes these services an amalgamation of knowledge that can be easily found on the Internet.
AnGST, the seminal algorithm of David and Alm (2010) that introduced the idea of amalgamation, does not distinguish between trees that can be amalgamated.
The information generated by this amalgamation of different countries' perspectives can be used to enhance mutual knowledge about problems faced and approaches found elsewhere (see Table 2 for a general overview on the countries' healthcare systems).
The information generated by this amalgamation of different countries' perspectives can be used to enhance mutual knowledge about problems faced and approaches found elsewhere (see Table 2 for a general overview on the countries' healthcare systems).
Quite simply, formulation development can be considered an amalgamation and incorporation of core concepts in chemistry, pharmacokinetics, engineering technologies, and manufacturing practices to produce a product that is bioavailable, stable, manufacturable, and economically feasible.
Discovery Commons These types of knowledge commons can be visualized are amalgamations of overlapping pure knowledge that seek to associate across knowledge resources in order to enable new genres of discoveries.
So a coq au vin doesn't need to be made the traditional way, and dessert can be a sort of amalgamation.
This objective can be realized by an amalgamation of magnetic nanobiotechnology and enzyme engineering.
It can be considered as an amalgamation of three related problems: a lack of knowledge (ignorance), negative attitudes (prejudice), and excluding or avoiding behaviours (discrimination) [ 25- 27].
