Sentence examples for it amalgamation from inspiring English sources

Some authors prefer to not give full credit to Simpson, since he did not discover this phenomenon and to call it Amalgamation Paradox or Yule-Simpson's Effect instead.

Over sushi in Greenpoint, she called it "an amalgamation of blues and folk and country and gospel".

It supports amalgamation of different resonant modes of the both, DRA and slot antenna.

If you look at it since amalgamation [of Britain's northern and southern protectorates] until today, what did we achieve from being one Nigeria?

He did it, it seemed, with amalgamation and deception, throwing all five of his pitches between 15 and 21 times.

It is also no longer in existence: it suffered enforced amalgamation with other regiments in 2004, just as the regiment was relieving American forces at Camp Dogwood in Iraq.

It is not cell-type specific, rather it is an amalgamation of the known metabolic capabilities ocurring in at least one human cell, regardless of type.

He felt that "Bad Romance" "[revelled] in the nightmare it tries to create with Hitchcock references and somber vocals", but lacked cohesion, that it was an amalgamation of "Cher song", "faux-European accented verse", "power disco chorus" and "bland spoken-word bridge".

It's this amalgamation of our personalities.

I think it is an amalgamation of tribes.

"It's an amalgamation of dumb everypeople," Mr. Falco said.