Sentence examples for be amalgamated as from inspiring English sources
If the being were allowed to have senses of sound in addition to smell, different, simultaneously experienced sounds would likewise be experienced by it as one noise, but Condillac supposed that any sound would be too different from any simultaneously occurring taste for the two to be amalgamated, as long as either one had once been experienced on its own.
In the late 19th century the three central courts of common law were amalgamated as the Queen's Bench Division, which to this day continues to try suits for damages.
On 1 January 1991, Sarnia and the neighbouring town of Clearwater were amalgamated as the new city of Sarnia-Clearwater.
If data from Wrixon et al (1988) on indoor gamma dose rates are amalgamated (as in the present study), a similar ranking would be achieved.
Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said: "From a local perspective it is almost inevitable now that the Vale of Glamorgan will be amalgamated with Cardiff, as is the case with health in the area.
A difficulty pertaining to theories of coherence that construe coherence as a multidimensional concept is to specify how the different dimensions are to be amalgamated so as to produce an overall coherence judgment.
Other titles in the company's division, known as Kent Regional News & Media, are likely to be amalgamated.
The problem with this approach is that, as the number of input trees and thus the amount of information given as input increases, the set of possible trees that can be amalgamated also increases until all possible tree topologies can be amalgamated.
Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.
All other parties' seats will be amalgamated into "Others".
