Sentence examples for not amalgamate from inspiring English sources

The King's, which already had two regular battalions, did not amalgamate, but did adopt a new title on the numbering system's abolition.

Thus the results are from an EU perspective and do not amalgamate data from parallel food alert systems such as in the USA and Australia.

Regardless, there remained a problem-point in the sequence even after sleep; the sleep-dependent learning mechanism did not amalgamate disparate subs-sequence memory units into a larger single memory representation or chunk (Fig. 2B, black vs. dark red).

In an age when the flow of information is becoming instantaneous and egalitarian, medical groups should expect important findings to be divulged as they are developed, not amalgamated over months into thick books and then selectively released to hype a conference.

The company notes that it already collects — although it doesn't amalgamate — this information and that none of it will be shared outside the company.

Some authors therefore prefer not to amalgamate, despite the introduction of large amounts of "missing data" [ 23].

In a statement on Monday night, St Columba's said it had now been told it would not be amalgamated with the other three schools.

Gently stir the melted butter into the caramel – don't worry if it doesn't seem to amalgamate fully at this stage.

We have been conducting a small energy survey on our own hook by looking through the Standard Advertising Register; and our position is that the following organizations must not be scrapped, amalgamated, or harmed in any way -- in the cause of energy.

West Sulawesi and the remaining geological parts of the island are of different origin (Sunda Shelf and Sahul Shelf), and amalgamated not until in the Miocene due to tectonic movements.

Add the gravy bit by bit to amalgamate (you may not need it all) and season with salt to taste.