… United States, and that should again be called by its proper name: amalgamation. That
drama of amalgamation is behind the 1990 census reports I have already mentioned, indicating …

… Amalgamation and miscegenation are typically held to be … amalgamation as a more accurate
and less pejorative name for … via the old/new word amalgamation belies, ironically enough, …

… name for the language itself is Kiswahili. This term is sporadically used in English as well
even though the established English name for … The name is an amalgamation of Tanganyika (…

… Brand Amalgamation The authors would add another possibility for name changing, that is,
brand amalgamation. It is typically suited where two strong brands merge. Amalgamating the …

… Moreover there was no limit to the number of names acquired by such amalgamation of
pedigree. The peak of polyonymy is found in the consul of AD 169, Q. Pompeius Senecio . . . …

… Or will the recognition of a clinically progressive fibrotic phenotype, with the amalgamation
of IPF patients and non-IPF patients with IPF-like behaviour, prove to be more fruitful? To …

… unity utilized by Sweden as an amalgamation strategy. The name was also used by some
Norwegians, while others reacted strongly against it. The official name of the new union on the …

… its present-day name. Wrhler, in a letter to Berzelius, explained the origin of the name [2]. "…
Rational names for alloxan and their other new chemical compounds were not possible due …

… Hence we prefer the name "amalgamation paradox." Our fornulation of the paradox is slightly
more general than in these other papers. When the paradox occurs it can be misleading or …

… ‘name’ any supercontinent, there is a clear precedent for models that provide a name along
… Both Pangæa and Rodinia are near universally accepted names for the late Paleozoic and …