Sentence examples for it amalgamated from inspiring English sources

Even mayor-less, the city could struggle through until the next municipal election in November this year.Toronto eliminated the lower tier of government when it amalgamated its six boroughs into one city in 1998.

In 1883 it amalgamated with Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr's Boeren Beschermings Vereeniging ("Farmer's Protection Association").

In 1996 it amalgamated with Queens Municipal District to form the Region of Queens Municipality.

This used to be Melcombe Regis, until it amalgamated with Weymouth, to the south, in 1571.

A planned town, incorporated in 1955 and named for a local brook, it became a city in 1956 when it amalgamated with the adjacent communities of Town Site, Corner Brook East and West, Curling, and Humbermouth.

The social network didn't ditch location sharing entirely, rather it amalgamated it into general status updates as a tagging option, instead of having a break-out check-in service.

"There's a lot to learn from Blade Runner," Jayanth tells me, "in its darkness, complexity, how it amalgamates and synthesises culture influences without replicating them".

"There's a lot to learn from Blade Runner," Jayanth tells me, "in its darkness, complexity, how it amalgamates and synthesizes culture influences without replicating them".

It amalgamates a fuzzy reinforcement learning knowledge management by creating a far superior technological platform that is far more accurate in detecting attacks.

Similarly, the proposed cognitive computing architecture is called the cognitive random forest and it amalgamates the STE-M model and a set of random forest classifiers to enhance continuous learning.

Ornamentation means little unless it amalgamates with the human body.