amalgamation [əˌmælgəˈmeɪʃən] N
1. amalgamation (joining together):
- amalgamation
- połączenie nt
2. amalgamation ECON:
- amalgamation
- fuzja f
company amalgamation N
- company amalgamation
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In a most general case we will be speaking of a free product with amalgamation.
en.wikipedia.org It is an amalgamation of the different technologies and architectures for supercomputers and mainframes, namely high computing power and high throughput.
en.wikipedia.org This was not an amalgamation of the two congregations but a mutual use of facilities' by the two separate congregations at separate times.
en.wikipedia.org With this amalgamation an additional railway was added in 1935 to replace the cableway, linking the works with the quayside next to the fort.
en.wikipedia.org Crowd computing offers a harmonious amalgamation of both cloud computing and crowdsourcing.
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