Dismissive of "mere charm," Feininger began to drain his art of his wonderful figures, urban detail and keyed-up palette and to push toward a sophomorically mystical fusion of light, form and space.
He aspired to a fusion of poetry, performance, music, light, colour and movement, but was incapable of realising his articles of faith: he had no patience with or inclination for what he regarded as the compromise of rehearsals, the capriciousness of actors and the tedium of meeting deadlines or keeping to a budget.
The explosion of a hydrogen bomb involves the collision and fusion of light nuclei, including deuterium and tritium.
Using a fusion of airborne hyperspectral imagery and light detection and ranging (LiDAR) data, a 1.0 m spatial resolution classified land cover map (accuracy of 88.6%) was produced for the city of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, from which landscape imperviousness was then derived.
An absurd, tragicomic and avant-garde send-up of the Faust myth - a postmodern riff on religion, morality, and identity in the 20th century - an opera libretto never officially given a score - Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights is a fusion of performance, composition, and design.
A different source of nuclear energy results from the controlled fusion of light elements, notably hydrogen isotopes.
Visual System team up with Joanie Lemercier to augment the Atomium in Brussels with a fusion of 3D mapping and LED lights.
In contrast, the hydrogen bomb depends on the fusion of light atoms, mainly forms of hydrogen.
It's this fusion of light and dark, funny and unsettling, that keeps The Mentalist so fresh.
Under development are thermonuclear fusion reactors for obtaining energy from the fusion of light nuclei in the form of very hot plasmas of hydrogen isotopes.
But hydrogen bombs, which derive most of their power from the fusion of light atomic nuclei, are far more terrible than fission bombs, which work by splitting heavy nuclei.
