Sentence examples for both amalgamated from inspiring English sources
In the same year the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway and the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway both amalgamated with the GWR, but these lines were standard gauge, and the GWR's own line north of Oxford had been built with mixed gauge.
We hope that the inclusion of new experimental data confirming our specific theoretical predictions addresses ensures the substance of our scientific contribution and also underlines the powerful cycle of using theoretical approaches both to amalgamate existing experimental data and to propose new experimental strategies to confirm theory and drive further scientific advance.
Usually, principles of both are amalgamated into the same lighting design.
What eventually emerged both distilled and amalgamated those ideas.
Conformational averaging seen in the NOE data between the arginine methyl groups and the recognition site was not immediately apparent because the NOE amalgamated both distance and conformational exchange information.
With Love and Happiness, he and co-writer Mabon "Teenie Hodgess managed to amalgamate both.
At the time, the USN wanted to procure A-18s for its ground attack force and, to cut costs, pressured the USMC to adopt the similarly-designed F-18 fighter instead of the AV-8B to fulfill the role of close air support (both designs were eventually amalgamated to create the multirole F/A-18 Hornet).
Radioactive mercury, 203Hg, was deposited both on smooth Pt and amalgamated Pt electrodes in 1 N KOH, in the region of hydrogen bubble evolution.
Less than a year and a half after arriving in France, the division retained only two of the twelve infantry battalions it had initially possessed (the 6th Lancashire and 9th Manchester) and both of these had been amalgamated with other units from the 42nd Division.
In both the loving and the hostile portraits, Agee has all too easily been amalgamated into the fable of the Young Man Who Had It All and Threw It Away.
Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.
