(2010) in the amalgamation scheme.
The recent tissue-engineering approaches related to acute neural injuries, especially traumatic spinal cord injuries, involve an amalgamation of several complex interventional strategies including polymeric scaffolds, micro- and nanoparticulate systems, and stem cell grafts which can be combinatorially termed as "bioactive polymer nanocomposites".
They believe that while traditional pastoral strategies are inadequate, the value of land amalgamation, of collective action and of resource stewardship that conservancies employ are all newly crafted methods of their old system.
The amalgamation of both may be expected to become an important strategy in future drug design.
Further, whenever assessments of impact and control measures for different diseases are similar as they are, for example, with respect to schistosomiasis and food-borne trematode infections, the amalgamation of separate control programmes becomes realistic even if diverse strategies were originally developed for the diseases in question.
This paper outlines some simple data fusion strategies for continuous river level forecasting where data fusion is defined as the amalgamation of information from different data sources.
Amalgamation of Auckland's governance was conceived and imposed by the central government as part of a broader economic strategy for "competitive cities".
After having amalgamated a group of contingency tables, we can define the Measure of Amalgamation.
The lack of recognition of the breadth of management strategies is in part due to the fact that the archaeological record, because it is largely an amalgamation of certain kinds of events, does not often provide evidence of the subtle management practices that may mimic natural processes (e.g., transplanting fish eggs) or that are conducted by individuals (Lepofsky and Kahn 2011).
"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".
Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.
