Sentence examples for called fusion from inspiring English sources
Oracle offers something similar called Fusion.
This bundle is also called fusion core.
In particular, a form of nuclear energy called fusion promised clean, safe and inexhaustible energy.
A decade ago, this sort of fare might have been called fusion.
One of its strongest proponents is BT, which launched a service called Fusion last year.
An outfit called Fusion Wraps keeps a few tables and offers a menu unusual only for featuring bulgogi.
The method, called "Fusion-InFFact", was validated using four test proteins.
The predictions are the input to the second information fusion module, called Fusion-1, where they are combined to deduce the emotional state of the user.
Those Hopf bifurcations that can lead to a non-fused periodic solution from a maximally fused equilibrium are called fusion-breaking Hopf bifurcations.
While the world at large knows his name as co-founder of Apple, today he sits as Chief Scientist at a company called Fusion-io, whose chief focus is to deliver data faster.
The diversity of myotube identities originates in a population of mononucleated myoblasts termed founder cells (FCs), which fuse with a more homogeneous group of neighboring muscle cells called fusion-competent myoblasts (FCMs) to form muscle precursors (Baylies et al., 1998).
