Sentence examples for on amalgamation from inspiring English sources
Carbon atoms when in solid state, on amalgamation at flat surface result into bind under uniform electron-dynamics and when the amalgamation is at uneven surface, (even at atomic level) they result into bind under non-uniform electron-dynamics.
There, the idea for a federation was finalised and settled, although the colonial governments had, again, insisted on amalgamation.
12 Systematic reviews, such as those from Pfannschmidt et al 5 6 and Gonzalez et al 3 and the most inclusive, a quantitative synthesis of 51 papers summarising data on 3504 patients, 4 are properly regarded as secondary sources because they rely on amalgamation of already grouped data.
Confetti-like polka dots punctuate a shower of spindly leaves while a perfectly portioned storm of tiny black sunglasses stack up in a calming black-on-pink amalgamation.
Confetti-like polka dots punctuate a shower of spindly leaves while a perfectly portioned storm of tiny black sunglasses stack up in a calming black-on-pink amalgamation.
He also charts the sense of political betrayal felt by a regiment on the verge of amalgamation.
The effect of the media's march to amalgamation on Americans' freedom of voice is too worrisome to be left to three unelected commissioners.
This paper proposes a novel framework for one-day-ahead wind power forecasting based on information amalgamation from multiple sources.
We are keen to note that we do not advocate reporting generalisations based on data amalgamation of ethnicities, cultures and personal histories, and a paper on the distribution of network types for each South Asian group (Gujaratis, Punjabis and Sylhetis) is forthcoming.
Rick Owens, an avant-garde designer whose own aesthetic was shaped in part by science fiction films, said he is keen on the amalgamation of "sex and violence, loud music and graceful motion" in "The Matrix".
In fact, Asia's past economic accomplishments have been based on an amalgamation of Eastern and Western values.
