Sentence examples for the amalgamating from inspiring English sources
verb
To merge, to combine, to blend, to join.
Two types of voters are commonly used in applications of real-valued systems: the inexact majority and the amalgamating voters.
A collection of large trees obtained through such stochastic amalgamations would account for the effect of finite sample sizes (sequence length) as well as the sensitivity of the amalgamating algorithm itself to variation in the input vector of small tree estimates.
The Amalgamated Bank was founded in 1923 by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
They had been members of Local 1 of the Amalgamated Union of the National Organization of Industrial Trade Unions.
NEW BRITAIN New Britain Museum of American Art "NEW/NOW The Amalgamate: Nicole Duennebier," a series of paintings inspired by nature.
His father was the general counsel for the packinghouse unit of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters.
The Amalgamated offers its own slate of social activities: ceramics classes, writers' workshops and art exhibits.
The union, known as Unite, owns the Amalgamated Bank, which lost $10.3 million on Enron in managing various funds.
When the packinghouse union merged into the Amalgamated Meat Cutters in 1968, he became general counsel to its packinghouse department.
Unite is a wealthy union, owning the Amalgamated Bank and considerable real estate assets, while the larger hotel employees' union has little in the way of financial assets.
At the Amalgamated, Mr. Yaker says there is a three- to five-year waiting list, with one-bedrooms generally becoming available sooner than two- or three-bedrooms.
