"But, when I was talking to them, I thought, if I can amalgamate some of that with what we do in New Zealand, I can come up with a reasonably exciting style of footie.
The aqueous core can be utilized for the encapsulation of therapeutic hydrophilic molecules and the membrane can amalgamate hydrophobic drugs within its hydrophobic part [115, 116, 117].
Single subaqueous distributary channels are 5 10 m thick, but they can amalgamate and superimpose upon one another with resultant thicknesses reaching more than 50 m.
After having amalgamated a group of contingency tables, we can define the Measure of Amalgamation.
"Once you've sorted that then we can look at considering whether we consolidate certain things and lose some races or amalgamate some groups that are quite comparable.
After ten successful years "I approached our competitor to see if we could amalgamate together," Holloway explains.
We then amalgamate all firing events between times (t_{i}) and (t_{i+1}) and find the minimum firing time, (t^), of this list.
We will amalgamate data from this study with an analysis of existing tools used to facilitate ICU to hospital ward transfers.
After completion of the project, we will amalgamate the information collected into a knowledge synthesis report which will include best practice guidelines and recommendations for patient, family and caregiver engagement in clinical and health system planning and research contexts.
Like we can see on the picture, a grey mixture means the carbon and the iron are amalgamated.
We can, in many cases, attribute the Middle Stoa's divergence from the Old to a desire to amalgamate what these writers took to be correct in other philosophical schools.
