Sentence examples for in amalgamation from inspiring English sources

Moguls glory in amalgamation, but more individuals than they realize resent the loss of local control and community identity.

Yet this was not enough: to many whites the best hope of entrenching white supremacy seemed to lie in amalgamation with the south.

In 2001, following a change in government, a new round of restructuring resulted in amalgamation of the province's health authorities into five larger regional health authorities and fifteen health service delivery areas, thereby re-centralizing power and authority with the provincial government and reducing local decision making [ 12].

Conversely, if E and G are graphs, and there exists a partition P of E 1 for which E r ( P ) = G, then E is called an in-amalgamation of G. Let E = ( E 0, E 1, r, s ) be a directed graph with at least two vertices, and let v ∈ E 0 be a source.

In a similar manner, one may describe five more systematic modifications of a graph (each having the property that the original graph is flow equivalent to the modified graph): contraction (the inverse of expansion); out-split, as well as its inverse out-amalgamation; and in-split, as well as its inverse in-amalgamation.

By the 16th century, crude furnaces for treating cinnabar by distillation and condensation were meeting the growing demand for quicksilver in medicine and in the amalgamation of gold and silver ores.

The novelty of this approach lies in the amalgamation of these interventions in a multi-faceted approach in acute delirium management.

We address these issues in the context of health sector reforms in Victoria, Australia, that resulted in the amalgamation of metropolitan hospitals into a number of hospital networks.

Clonal heterogeneity will result in an amalgamation of the signals present in both subpopulations which may result in a reduced sensitivity of ADTEx.

Mercury (Hg) used in gold amalgamation is a major source of contamination in developing countries.

In July 1957, a defence review was announced, which resulted in the amalgamation of the North Staffordshire Regiment with The South Staffordshire Regiment, with the new regiment becoming part of the new administrative Mercian Brigade.