W.16.KH by Katie Harris

Subjects: “…Colour Amalgamations…”
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In The Nightmare Country: John Metcalfe's 'The Bad Lands' by Nick Freeman

“…‘In the Nightmare Country’ offers a detailed analysis of John Metcalfe’s short story, ‘The Bad Lands’ (1920), arguing that it represents an amalgam of Gothic and modernist devices and preoccupations that has significant implications for the development of twentieth-century British Gothic writing. …”
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LEEDR: what are the results? Participant feedback for H99 by Richard Buswell, Lynda Webb, Daniel Quiggin, Paula Cosar-Jorda, Dashamir Marini, Katalin Osz, Roxana Morosanu, Sarah Pink, Kerstin Leder Mackley, Garrath Wilson, Marcus Hanratty, Val Mitchell, Tracy Bhamra

“…This version has been called ‘H99’ and it is an amalgam of chapters from multiple homes, and therefore should not be used as a source of data or analysis: please refer to publications. …”
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Cost, value and effectiveness of librray and information service by Thomas A. Whitehall

“…What is needed is an amalgam of the two approaches, she maintains. • A question from a student: "How can the library user influence the effectiveness of library services?"…”
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Modelling and optimization of microneedles for transdermal drug delivery by Ololade Olatunji

“…Microneedle mediated drug delivery is an amalgam of the conventional transdermal patch and the hypodermic needle injection. …”
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Expansive learning in contemporary construction organisations by Enoch Sackey, Martin Morgan Tuuli, Andrew Dainty

“…Design/methodology/approach – The paper opted for abductive research approach which ensures back-and-forth iterative dialogue between the empirical data and an amalgam of the theoretical proposition towards new understanding of the phenomenon under investigation. …”
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'Your wee bit hill and glen': the cultural politics of the Scottish Highlands, c. 1918–1945 by Hayden Lorimer

“…Using library and archival material it demonstrates how a range of contesting landscape narratives, each based on an amalgam of myth, ideal and reality, were constructed for a region holding a peculiarly intense significance in the Scottish and British consciousness. …”
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Digital human modelling for virtual fitting trials by Keith Case, J. Mark Porter, Diane E. Gyi, Russell Marshall, Ruth Sims, Steve Summerskill, Peter M. Davis

“…This paper describes an amalgam of the two approaches where the anthropometry and other aspects of more than 150 people has been collected experimentally. …”
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Action inquiry for investigating knowledge management within social welfare partnerships by Vipin Chauhan, Gillian Ragsdell, Wendy Olphert

“…More critically, in the current context, this involves an amalgam of first-person inquiry (direct observations, dialogue and critical reflection by the first author who is in situ); second person inquiry where the inquirer seeks reactions and feedback from participants (e.g. through discussions, focus groups and interviews) and, third person inquiry where a wider constituency (e.g. service users) can be involved. …”
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P.08.HJ by Hannah Jefferies

“…An amalgamation of loose expressive marks, soaked with colour, drama & edge, to form dramatic compositions inspired by a city that has been hard to forget.…”
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MM.09.LSYS by Loma Syson

“…Pattern on Pattern: An amalgamation of natural organic patterns layered with man-made geometric shapes. …”
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P.17.EL by Emma Lyttle

“…This collection celebrates the amalgamations of the diverse & mystifying attractions exhibited at the contemporary circus performance. …”
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P.17.ORB by Olivia Rose Burgon

“…This interiors collection is an amalgamation of cultured pattern & colour, infused with influences from the traditional decorative forms found within William Morris tapestries. …”
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MM.11.SLH by Stacey Laura Houghton

“…Visual perceptions occur when markings interrupt, but a pattern that is complicated to organise, dominates the Mind. Parabolic lines amalgamate to dazzle the Eye; for it is selecting, organising & interpreting the patterns, that distort our sensory stimulations. …”
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