In other words, amalgamations have already been made thanks to funding and community participation.
Standard Modern Greek is the official state language, and it is an amalgamation of two historical forms: Demotic, which is widely spoken, and Katharevusa, a deliberately archaizing form that was primarily written, appearing in official government documents and newspapers until the mid-1970s.
The speech in "The Nocturne," he wrote, is "an amalgamation of largely archaic and some modern language that is likely unparalleled in either classical or modern literature".
The phrase is an amalgamation of four expressions commonly used — perhaps overused — in Communist Party language, often to describe public satisfaction with the party's policies: None of these phrases would seem out of place on a Mao-era propaganda poster.
If demands for a strong working knowledge of the Portuguese language could limit candidates to a certain former kingdom in the Iberian peninsula, a knowledge of Portunhol, the amalgamation with the Spanish language, would mean that eventual selections would not have to be merely based around José Mourinho or, bizarrely, Sven-Goran Eriksson.
An amalgamation of social media tools akin to Twitter, Facebook and Skype, it comes in eight languages including English, Arabic and Russian.
DevOps as a single team is really an amalgamation of these approaches where developers and operations work together using the cloud as a single common language.
franglais / (fran gla\^) / n. / A colloquial amalgamation of French and English long favored by style hounds, now on the verge of becoming a full-blown language, e.g., "Pardon mon Franglais, but I'm not j'adoring her maxi-jupe avec those oversize bijoux and that tragique-magique nose job".
"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".
Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.
"It was really an amalgamation effect".
