Sentence examples for and amalgamating from inspiring English sources

Beat in the eggs one at a time, adding a spoonful of the flour mix with each, and amalgamating each egg thoroughly before adding the next.

The tectonic setting is interpreted to have been a pull-apart basin associated with strike-slip faulting and amalgamating arc-related terranes, similar to the modern Philippines Archipelago.

The estimation procedure seeks to utilize order statistics to estimate the probability of the minimum drag coefficient achievable, and amalgamating all measurements across multiple time periods allows estimation of the probability density of the ballistic factor itself.

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.

In a way, you could argue, Robogolby is a study in intertextuality: that everything that will be said has already been said; all we are doing with our mouths and our fingers is rehashing and amalgamating old thoughts into something vaguely new; that nobody has had an original idea in their head for over a thousand years.

This effort, in turn, implies the possibility of harmonizing and amalgamating databases in order to be able to produce comparable metrics.

Aceh became an autonomous province in 1949 and amalgamated with the province of North Sumatra in 1950.

Njala University College was founded in the early 1960s and amalgamated in 1967 with Fourah Bay College as the University of Sierra Leone.

Put the chocolate, butter, sugar and syrup into a heavy-bottomed pan over a low heat and stir until everything is melted and amalgamated.

Old Mutual and Sanlam are the leading shareholders in two of the biggest banking groups, Nedcor and Amalgamated Banks of South Africa respectively.

They still use ancient techniques, like the luxurious kundan method, using paper-thin sheets of gold folded in on themselves and amalgamated.