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The avian skeleton is notable for its strength and lightness, achieved by fusion of elements and by pneumatization (i.e., presence of air cavities).

The extensive mobility of snakes is mediated by their vertebral structure and their well-developed ribs; in this case, some mobility is lost, but greater stability is achieved by fusion of two or more vertebrae.

In the recent years from the efforts of our research group, indole-fused heteroazepines, a simple structural class achieved by fusion of indole with oxygen, sulphur and nitrogen containing heteroazepine rings, have known for its superior outcomes in cancer treatment.

However, an improvement of more than 10% is achieved by fusion of the invariant feature sets of the ZM and LBP/LTP descriptors wherein the ZM descriptor plays a significant role in achieving rotation invariance.

HCV entry into the host cell is achieved by fusion of the viral and cellular membranes, and morphogenesis and virion budding has been suggested to take place in the endoplasmic reticulum [5].

Best fusion results, however, are achieved by combining fusion with 3D deconvolution (Swoger et al., 2007; Verveer et al., 2007; Wu et al., 2013).

We show that a large vesicle with a size of up to ∼10 μm can be achieved by the fusion of nanoscale vesicles.

A high quality joint of zinc based pressure die cast alloys can be hardly achieved by conventional fusion welding.

They further noted that the mileage achieved by the Fusion Hybrid and the C-Max Hybrid in their tests, while far less than the E.P.A.-estimated figures, was nevertheless very good, with Fusion's 39 m.p.g.

Increased immunogenicity of vaccinating proteins lacking carbohydrate chains (e.g., core and matrix viral proteins) can be achieved by producing fusion proteins with glycoproteins carrying multiple α-gal epitopes, such as gp120 of HIV or hemagglutinin of influenza virus.

The deblurring in these algorithms is not achieved by patch fusion alone.