Sentence examples for a complex fusion from inspiring English sources
It can be a simple coinage, a complex fusion of more than one term, or a slight improvement on an existing word.
Her art is a complex fusion in other ways too, consciously rooted in literature, mythology and philosophy.
NEW ZEALAND: Einstein Music Journal Sheep,Dog&Wolf - Not Aquatic A MAP premiere - former Bandicoot drummer Daniel McBride presents his solo project Sheep,Dog&Wolf, leaving behind his punk roots to weave a complex fusion of Motown, jazz and pop music.
"Rising Sea," along with "Earth's Skin" and earlier wood sculptures like the slashed "Erosion" (1992), are proof that Mr. Anatsui's recycling is not a make-do act by an artist from a "deprived" region, but a complex fusion of material, political and historical concerns into a medium with unique expressive potential.
Dr. Atlas says that in older people who have a complex fusion instead of a simple laminectomy, the risk of death rises from around two or three deaths for every 1,000 procedures to 10 to 20 deaths per 1,000.
Zanolari creates a new artistic amalgam -- not photography, not digital imagery, not painting, but a complex fusion of all three.
We were able to validate a novel complex fusion involving three genes with intragenic breakpoints and amplification/rearrangement on chromosome 2p22.1.
We identify numerous potentially functional gene disruptions and a novel validated complex fusion, DHX57 TMEM178 MAP4K3.
Coronavirus envelope spike protein S is a class I viral fusion protein which is characterized by the existence of two heptad repeat regions (HR1 and HR2) (forming a complex called fusion core).
As CHI is a complex data fusion mechanism that synthesizes monotonicity of the disease progression, label information, and statistical homogeneity, we use a comprehensive scheme to compare DL-CHI with CHI.
If these termini are far apart in the prefusion complex, fusion would require either the addition of a lengthy linker or a major disruption of the intersubunit interface.
