In their episodic coverage of the issue, the group amalgamated incidents of what they call publication "paralyses," cases of against-all-odds filmmaking, and more.
During the study, two trusts in the control group amalgamated to form one trust so the total number of trusts in the control group was 47.
Over time these various groups amalgamated with the pagan Mongols, converted to a mystical frontier version of Islam known as Sufism, and became known as Tatars.
A rival group were proposing canals to the east, which resulted in the first group proposing a direct link with the Chester Canal from their Whitchurch Branch, and in February 1793, the two groups amalgamated.
A cappella group the Amalgamates from Tufts University perform an all vocal version of the song on their album Prime.
In 1932 the two groups were amalgamated as the English Folk Dance and Song Society.
A state-of-the-art flood defense was at the top of every wish-list coaxed from community groups and amalgamated in the unified recovery plan demanded of Louisiana by the president's liaison to the Gulf Coast, Don Powell.
Based on the small quantity of participants in the nursing and allied health fields, these groups were amalgamated and described as 'other' for reporting purposes.
The month and year of birth remain; postcode is truncated to the first three postcode digits/letters; ethnic groups are amalgamated so that rare groups do not act as identifiers.
To do this we use hierarchical clustering that successively amalgamates groups of species on the basis of how similar they are in their seasonal pattern, using the distance measure described below.
This experimental approach amalgamates theoretical expectations and empirical results, as the example of the hypothesis of specific heavy particles is supposed to illustrate.
