Sentence examples for conglomeration as from inspiring English sources

Together these buildings are at the center of Dorchester Projects, a conglomeration as ambitious in its way as the Project Row Houses that inspired it, although more clearly focused on the creation of black arts institutions than on residences.

(The Black Cinema has since moved to a larger venue). Together these buildings are at the center of Dorchester Projects, a conglomeration as ambitious in its way as the Project Row Houses that inspired it, although more clearly focused on the creation of black arts institutions than on residences.

They are not tied to a particular company; if First Great Western let you down between Plymouth and Penzance, you can spend the compensation to travel from Inverness to Thurso on ScotRail (though note it is part of the same conglomeration as FGW).

When Comcast merged with NBC, Politic365 also celebrated that conglomeration as somehow beneficial to communities of color.

After the polymerization of the monomer St and the crosslinker DVB added, the crosslinked polymer shells were obtained to encapsulate the small conglomerations as templates.

The OA formed bi-molecular layers on the surfaces of the small conglomerations as shown in Scheme 1. Figure 1 TEM images Scheme 1 Schematic illustration of the formation of the mono-dispersed functional crosslinked polymeric multi-lacuna nanocapsules.

Themes emerge: aggression, conglomeration, consumption as elements of nature.

The Sinaloa cartel is Mexico's largest, authorities say, and has been rapidly expanding by crushing rivals or making alliances with other trafficking organizations in a loosely configured conglomeration known as the Federation.

The statistics of the war are stupefying, but they are more graspable, and more shocking, when seen not as a conglomeration of data but as an extended sequence of individuals.

It is possible that conglomeration of arteries, as in bulls, and a vascular network, as in humans, are two alternative ways for efficient thermoregulation and metabolite exchange with the venous vessels.

In Crohn disease the maximum damage to the intestine occurs beneath the mucosa, and lymphoid conglomerations, known as granulomata, are formed in the submucosa.