Sentence examples for amalgamations based from inspiring English sources

There are probably not enough German/English/American musical amalgamations based in New York these days, but if we put our minds to it, we could probably come up with a handful.

It included a meme of two fighting Frankenstein figures, one red and one blue, each an amalgamation of states based on their political leanings.

The Iowa Republican broached the subject in a Saturday evening Facebook post — a meme of two fighting Frankenstein figures, one red and one blue, each an amalgamation of states based on their political leanings.

The approach is amalgamation of EIA based approach on the energy research institute criteria and environment-energy, economy.

The Iowa Republican broached the subject in a Saturday evening Facebook post — a bizarre meme of two fighting figures, one red and one blue, each an amalgamation of states based on their political leanings.

This paper proposes a novel framework for one-day-ahead wind power forecasting based on information amalgamation from multiple sources.

This study reports the design and evaluation of a new synthetic receptor sensor based on the amalgamation of biomolecular recognition elements and molecular imprinting to overcome some of the challenges faced by conventional protein imprinting.

In fact, Asia's past economic accomplishments have been based on an amalgamation of Eastern and Western values.

The rankings are based on an amalgamation of international assessments, including the OECD's Pisa tests, the TIMSS tests run by US-based academics and TERCE tests in Latin America, putting developed and developing countries on a single scale.

Other models are based on the amalgamation of multiple model outputs, again making direct comparison of models difficult.

Our algorithm is based on dynamic amalgamation of objects (for example, expression profiles) in vicinity of an artificially introduced object (FORmal ELement).