Several techniques for amalgamation of indicators are available, from simple linear combination to more sophisticated mathematical transformations and combinations.
The technique of amalgamation, alloying with mercury to improve the recovery of gold, was discovered at about this time.
Panners use mercury for amalgamation but do not smelt the amalgam, as is done by smelter workers.
The affinity between mercury and gold and silver was noted during Roman times and described in 1540 (Agricola 1950; Nriagu 1994), and the technique of mercury amalgamation, which enables the refining of lesser quality ores than is possible with smelting, first came into industrial use for silver refining in New Spain (present-day Mexico).
He said the target date for amalgamation was 2008.
The improved roads, the introduction of an electric tramway, and a common concern for water supplies and sewers prompted proposals for amalgamation of the urban sprawl.
It was agreed that continued pushes for amalgamation would fail, with both the British and native Africans opposed.
A meeting of both companies' boards at the GGG's Winnipeg offices nevertheless reached the reluctant conclusion that such a request was necessary for amalgamation.
Therefore each of these sequences became the targets for amalgamation into chromosomes 1 to 4 sequences.
Locally collected data and simple, flexible tools for amalgamation, rather than fixed packages, may be a fruitful approach to understanding health disparity.
In Amazonian Brazil, as in many other regions of the world, elemental mercury is used in liquid form for amalgamation of gold particles in placer deposits [ 23, 25].
