Sentence examples similar to amalgamation of old components from inspiring English sources

This strange amalgamation of old and new in bread is not just limited to paintings.

The continued viewership of the Jackson Hole livestream is not an anomaly, but the amalgamation of old and new Internet trends.

The omnipresent multiplayer online game was an amalgamation of older ideas that created a perform storm that enveloped everything in its path (or your child's path).

"Of course, automatically we all now self-censor ourselves," says Gözde Ilkin, whose work here features tapestry-type amalgamations of old family photographs.

"Amalgamations of old clubs would provide vacancies for new clubs to enter the League.

The unique combination of hard and soft components in an engineered bionanocomposite resembles the amalgamation of different components in naturally tissues.

It would be an amalgamation of the old Library theatre and the beloved Cornerhouse; a theatre in a new arts centre that would call itself Home.

(A third production of "Ragtime" will open in January on Broadway, at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts, which is Drabinsky's renovation and amalgamation of the old Lyric and Apollo theatres, on Forty-second Street).

The company, an amalgamation of respected old US brands like Nash, Hudson and Willys, was perpetually a decade late and a few million dollars short of Detroit's Big Three – Chrysler, Ford and General Motors.

Lif's hard-edged amalgamation of the old school flow to Aesop Rock's gloomy compound cadences.

It is clear from the above that the ERG waveform results from the amalgamation of several frequency components.